In this week’s FIRE Podcast, we introduce the new editor of Out of the Storm News: RJ Lehmann, a financial journalist with almost a decade of experience covering the insurance industry.
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In his Letter from Washington, Eli Lehrer discusses the flood insurance reform bill, the Green Scissors report, and zero based budgeting.
Institute for Justice staff attorney Robert Frommer is on this week’s FIRE podcast to talk with host Arin Greenwood about IJ’s first amendment case, Wag More Dogs LLC v. Artman, involving murals and dog parks.
Maya Robinson, founder of the DC Grey Market, is the guest on this week’s podcast, talking with host Arin Greenwood about her unlicensed, delicious, food business incubator.
Ying Ma, a visiting fellow at Stanford’s Hoover Institution and author of the memoir Chinese Girl In The Ghetto, is the guest on this week’s FIRE podcast, talking with host Arin Greenwood about why Americans should feel less anxious about China’s growing economy.
Spite Homeless Encampment, Meet Spite Sex Shop
Seacoast Online brings us news of a landowner in central Maine who – being told that he could not build on a quarter-acre lot he owns – turned his property into a homeless encampment (his sign reads “Nature Park, Nature Trails for the Homeless People of Somerset County”). The neighbors hate it – they told [...]
How Small Businesses Get The Money They Need: Red Rocks Brings Great Pizza To Old Town, Banks Help
How are small businesses financing themselves in this tight credit market? OOTS News is asking business owners, bankers, angel investors, and others, to talk about their experiences. D.C.’s notoriously wanting pizza scene got a lot more robust when Red Rocks opened in 2007, bringing wood-fired pizza, and an impressive beer list, to a brick townhouse [...]
Renters Not Pulling Weight In Restoring Housing Bubble
Reuters reports that Trulia – the real estate search engine – did a survey about how many renters are planning ever to buy houses, and found that a disappointingly large percentage plan never, ever, really not any time, to buy: “The survey, by real estate search site Trulia.com, found 27 percent of renters do not [...]
$15,000 Fine Might Be A Bargain
As Matt Glans reported in today’s update on Louisiana’s key insurance issues, last month Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal signed a law that prohibits insurers from dropping home insurance policies solely because the insured homes have Chinese drywall in them. The law carries a maximum fine of $15,000 for insurers who violate the law. Fixing Chinese [...]
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