ProPublica has a typically excellent deep dive on how the long-term debts of Barbados makes it very difficult for that small island nation to fight climate change. With Lagarde on.
There's been a surprising paucity of articles in the media about Occupy's 10th anniversary, but Dissent has run a good series on it. One of the essays is on the.
....that a ProPublica investigation found massive racial disparities in debt collection lawsuits. That’s not only true in Jennings. The story is the same down the road in Normandy and in.
At the same time that U.S. courts are limiting the ability of foreign citizens to sue American corporations for their malfeasance abroad, they are facilitating U.S. banking companies to collect.
While this piece is perhaps a bit too condescending to middle-aged homeowners, it does get at a very real problem. The entire structure of the postwar housing market is extremely.
Natalia Antonova (who in full disclosure is a former editor of mine) on making the decision to default on her student loan debt, even though it will screw her over.
Sarah Jaffe has an excellent if depressing piece about the recent spike in consumer debt: So why the jump in buying on credit, if people still don't have money to.
