A TV ad highlights the racial inequality of New York’s public school system.
Reblogged 1 year ago from www.wsj.comMonthly Archives: September 2015
A Chance to End Republican Dysfunction
The rebels who ousted Boehner have beefs but no candidate. Can they and the next speaker work it out?
Reblogged 1 year ago from www.wsj.comTax Reform for Security and Prosperity
Four tax brackets: 0%, 10%, 20% and 25%. No marriage penalty, no alternative minimum tax.
Reblogged 1 year ago from www.wsj.comGraham Norton backing triples Invivo wine sales
Kiwi wine business Invivo has tripled its monthly sales after launching its latest Graham Norton Sauvignon Blanc into Ireland. Invivo is backed by the UK personality, Norton, who owns two per cent of the company and as part of this, produced his own limited edition sauvignon blanc last year. According to co-founder Tim Lightbourne the success of the specialty wine, which was only sold in New Zealand, led to the decision to expand the reach into Norton’s home country of Ireland.
Reblogged 1 year ago from www.winebiz.com.auNot Obama's to Give Away
Lawmakers told the administration it will need Congress’s OK to surrender Web control.
Reblogged 1 year ago from www.wsj.comThe Sage Grouse Switcheroo
An ‘endangered’ reprieve hides some destructive fine print.
Reblogged 1 year ago from www.wsj.comThe Jack Kemp Model for Republicans
GOP candidates in 2016 would do well to echo his message of growth, prosperity and hope.
Reblogged 1 year ago from www.wsj.comAmerican Tax Exceptionalism
The U.S. again ranks near the bottom on corporate competitiveness.
Reblogged 1 year ago from www.wsj.comRe-Engineering Egypt's Economy
Our government is instituting reforms to spur growth and free private businesses to lead the way.
Reblogged 1 year ago from www.wsj.comMobile operation a little bottler for NSW and Canberra wineries
Mobile wine bottler Des Profitt spends almost half his life on the road to keep costs down for regional wine producers. For 13 years he has been travelling from Cudal near Orange in central west New South Wales and bottling wine at wineries in the south of the state. However it is more than just hitching his swag and turning up to a winery. When the New Zealand-born Mr Proffit arrives, it is in a large semi-trailer.
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