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@merurial9 · 11 months ago
The Rise and Fall of Charles Ponzi: The Man Behind the Infamous Scheme
A lucky few will land in the history books, but for the majority, our names will fade away. However, some individuals achieve such notoriety that their names live on forever. Charles Ponzi, an Italian...
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@Wordsfromthebible · 2 years ago
The Most Frequently Used Word in English
E is the most prevalent letter in the English alphabet, and most people are aware of this. Our written language has around 7% of our whole vocabulary, which is made up of the definite article, the, wh...
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@aniruddhasen · 3 years ago
When banks run out of cash
 In times of financial volatility people love cash in hand more than anything. During such times having a lot of cash with you gives a sense of security and satisfaction. During such times you don’t f...
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@kork75 · 3 years ago
Prohibition in America
On 5 December 1933, Heber J. Grant's Utah of the Mormons, the long season of American prohibition, opened in 1919 with the approval of the 18th Amendment, which had banned the consumption of alcohol....
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@Sujana · 3 years ago
What type of things should people be looking to invest in a post-COVID-19 world?
One of the many things I did as soon as covid hit, was to study and research back hundreds of years to see how economies did AFTER a global pandemic. History does not repeat exactly, however histori...
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@kork75 · 3 years ago
When rich America plunged into misery
The Wall Street apocalypse came on 24 October 1929 with the collapse of the New York Stock Exchange which caused the closure of very powerful banks. Suddenly "the roaring years" of cyclopean industr...
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