Greed

Many senior citizens are going back to work due to insufficient retirement funds. In pursuit of retirement more emphasis should be on need rather than greed. You can only live in one house at a time.

A political satire discussing the Occupy Wall Street movement and corporate greed.

One of the stories told to baby kobolds, Peepers, as cautionary tales. This one contains the limerick of the Great Flying Gee at the end.

Corporate greed in the name of capitalism is ruining America. Occupy Wall Street has it right. Our government and business institutions represent only the interests of the rich, so the middle class is taking to the streets to represent themselves.

Written by one of their early philosophers 45 years ago and currently updated, John Schlitz (pen name in those days) gives an early-to-understand perspective on the Occupy America and Occupy World movement.

After a few days of research, it should be easy for any sane, logical thinking person to see that there is no real focal point of this "stinking" movement.

Corporate greed has caused many to lose homes and jobs in America. While CEOs are lining their pockets, middle class America is struggling to keep their heads above water.

Major colleges and universities are maneuvering around to new conferences solely for the almighty dollar, leaving a bad taste in fans' mouths.

Pulling back the curtain on the lies, hypocrisy, and the great debates that define our lives.

Are you ambitious? Do you want wealth, or do you desire success. We all should set aside our lust for wealth and seek ways to enrich our lives on a grander scale.

Investor Confidence at All Time Low

'American Idol" creator and executive producer Simon Fuller is going after "The X Factor" once again. Is the wealthy businessman just greedy, or standing on principle?

Greed may have positive short-term benefits for our consumer economy, but it is beginning to backfire in the form of many psychological, social, and physical ills.

Greed and fear are two emotions that play a pivotal role in trading. Understanding how they influence trade decisions can drastically improve your probability of success as a trader.

A Poem about Greed and power.

Are we greedy by nature or is it a learned behavior? Are other living things in the animal kingdom greedy or is just a human trait? The foundation of greed consumes us all.

The USA, and the United Nations agree that it is more important (and lucrative) to drop bombs and missiles on Libya, than it is to rescue pregnant women and children from genocide, but what about Japan?

This essay discusses the concepts of society and greed and how they interact, while also using to pieces of literature as points of discussion.

A Florida Marlins fan's take on the ongoing contract negotiations between the St. Louis Cardinals and perennial All-Star first-baseman Albert Pujols.

Gordon Gekko becomes the conscience of Wall Street '" sort of '" in Oliver Stone's Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps.

Some will suggest that business isn't personal, it is just business. The problem is, the business is personal to somebody.

Some social engineers envision a world that works for all. They say it's possible right now. But what about human nature?

What does inflated prices mean? Inflated prices mean, it takes more money out of your pocket to buy anything. An immediate recovery to some degree, can start tomorrow if

As the NFL and the owners of is member clubs push the idea of a new, eighteen game schedule on the players union, there is no other way to view this proposed change as anything other than greed.

Though trade barriers are hacked down and globalization has brought-in benefits, mindless over-exploitation of resources will make us leave a worse world than what we inherited. We fail to make needed sacrifices.

Gordon Gekko's famous words from the movie Wall Street "greed is good" resonates more than ever after The Great Recession of 2007. Mr. Gekko is a fictional character but the effects of his words are real.

A review of the 1987 Michael Douglas feature film, "Wall Street."

AFSCME (the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees) is flooding the airwaves here in Pennsylvania because their power is being threatened.

Some are able to get away scot-free with ill-gotten wealth. Most are from poor countries which lack the ability and the will to pursue the culprits. Powerful countries should help them in the process.

A critique of the bankrupt ideology and economics of Milton Friedman that is being used by the tea party to sell out the middle class and the poor. A look at the harsh reality and effects unbridled capitalism.