Armenian Prime Minister Sargsyan Resigns After Mass Protests

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Armenian Prime Minister Sargsyan Resigns After Mass Protests

Armenian Prime Minister Serzh Sargsyan suddenly resigned on Monday less than a week after taking office amid massive opposition protests. “The people in the streets are against my rule,” Sargsyan, who became prime minister after serving as Armenian president for 10 years, said in a statement.
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Korean Air chair's daughters resign as smuggle probe widens

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) – Korean Air Lines says its chairman's two daughters have resigned from their executive positions amid mounting public criticism over the women's behavior.
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Dozens gather for rally at Starbucks in show of support for two men arrested

PHILADELPHIA (WTXF) – Dozens of people returned to the Philadelphia Starbucks where the arrest of two black men went viral. They had a message for anyone willing to listen.
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A Valuable Opportunity to Improve Government Accounting—and Accountability

Why have so many state and local governments accumulated massive debts, even as they claimed to balance their budgets every year? Political math. Wait, how can math be political? In accounting, we use math. But we also use words to describe numbers. We quantify concepts with numbers, and then
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Flattening yield curve indicates US nearing a tipping point

Nearly a decade after the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression, markets are now starting to think about when the next US recession might hit.
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