‘Nut rage’ prompts South Korea to consider law against high-handed conduct – Yahoo News UK

google_ad_section_start By Ju-min Park SEOUL (Reuters) – Resentment has mounted so much in South Korea against what has come to be known as “gabjil”, high-handedness by the rich and powerful, that parliamentarians are proposing legislation to punish some of the worst abuses. A bill to be presented in the national assembly this month is formally…

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Grayturnships insure you’ll never get promoted again.

Remember how workers were supposed to retire and open up higher positions and jobs for young people to move in to? That’s not happening because retirement is basically dead! Instead we’ll get grayternships, where older workers who would normally have retired now will get transformed in to bankers who I AM SURE will do trustworthy…

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Meet the shady foreigners propping up New York’s real estate market – Fortune

In a country beset by increasing wealth and income inequality, few places are more economically disparate than New York City. Part of what drives income inequality in New York is that it’s an extremely attractive place for the global elite to live, or in many cases to park their vast fortunes. On Sunday, The New…

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Broke young people remain convinced they’ll be millionaires one day — Fusion

Millennials are either impressively optimistic or blissfully ignorant. More than a quarter of them expect to become millionaires in their lifetimes—even as 46 percent of them still live at home with their parents. Those numbers are from Fusion’s Massive Millennial Poll, which surveyed 1,000 Americans aged 18-34. (For full results and methodology, click here.)  …

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G20 gives negative outlook for global economy | Circa News

Copyright 2015 Reuters G20 gives negative outlook for global economy U.S. Politics • February 10, 2015 5:09 AMFebruary 10, 2015 5:09 AM FOLLOW STORY FOLLOW STORY Copyright 2015 Reuters this is necessary because of the different way mobile and desktop/tablet handle the hero unit image Brisbane, Australia November 16, 2014   G20 gives negative outlook…

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de Blasio calls for mandatory affordable housing in six neighborhoods– including LIC | Long Island City Post

Feb. 3, By Christian Murray The city has plans to develop thousands of affordable apartments over the Sunnyside Yards. Mayor Bill de Blasio, during his state of the city address today, said that he aims to build 11,250 affordable units over the yards and said that the housing could cater to more than 30,000 people….

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