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An excellent debate about resource revenues

One-time royalty revenue is capital and should be invested – not used to pay for real corporate welfare boondoggles

Heavy machinery sifts through the oil sands near Fort McMurray, Alta, in Augus of 2010.
Why a ‘Yemen-style’ solution may not work in Syria

Syrians are eyeing the possibility of allowing President al-Assad to relinquish power in return for safe exit, much like what unfolded in Yemen – but complications abound

A Syrian refugee girl poses with a placard depicting Syria's President Bashar al-Assad with his children (L) and children who protesters say were killed by government security forces during a protest in Tripoli, northern Lebanon, May 26, 2012, against an attack by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's forces on the Syrian city of Houla. The United Nations said on Saturday that more than 92 people were killed in what activists said was an artillery barrage by government forces in the worst violence since the start of a U.N. peace plan to slow the flow of blood in Syria's uprising.
What’s the most misunderstood body part? Breasts

Writer Florence Williams describes modern breasts as marinating in hormones and toxins

Buckle up for a wild week on global financial markets

Investors eye Greek poll results, Irish referendum

Specialist Peter Giacchi, center, calls out prices as he works at the post that handles JP Morgan on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Friday, May 11, 2012