Christine Lagarde’s Term at IMF Ends in July

On Wednesday, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) began the selection process for its next managing director to replace Christine Lagarde whose term will expire in early July. She was actually nominated by Obama for they were personal friends. It was … Continue reading →

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Christine Lagarde’s Term at IMF Ends in July

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When the US Government Defaulted on its Bonds

Merry Christmas From DC

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