Study: Switching Nevada Public Employees Retirement plan funding would be costly but save money Changing how Nevada’s Public Employees Retirement plan is funded would be expensive in the short-term but will save money down the road, a study found. Read more on Reno Gazette-Journal
Lack of money has led to a safety-first approach in the Scottish Premier League, says Pat Nevin Scotland’s elite division has become an arid, ultra-cautious competition, according to the former Scotland winger. Read more on Daily Telegraph
Get Your “Ass on the Floor” With Diddy-Dirty Money For a group with dirty in its name, Diddy-Dirty Money sure cleans up good. Sean Combs shot a number of videos for the band’s new album, Last Train to Paris, but this one is the… Read more on E! Online
Mustering money to toughen up military proving a hard battle, minister admits THE Defence Minister, Stephen Smith, conceded that the federal government faced ”very significant challenges” in delivering on its ambitious plans for a large build-up in military hardware over the next two decades. Read more on Brisbane Times
Pizzas in Vineland bought with counterfeit money, police say Tim Farrell/The Star-LedgerPolice in Vineland are searching for people who paid for pizzas with fake $100 bills. VINELAND — Police in say people in southern New Jersey have been paying for pizza with fake dough. Authorities in Vineland are searching… Read more on The Star-Ledger
EAST WINDSOR: Tree money on its way EAST WINDSOR — The check is in the mail. Read more on Windsor-Hights Herald
School superintendent admits misusing money A northwest Iowa school superintendent who abruptly quit last month has admitted he spent at least $25,000 in taxpayer money on himself as his district’s budget slid into the red, a school official said Tuesday. Read more on The Des Moines Register
First Americans bankruptcy trustee demands money back As the two-year anniversary of First Americans Insurance Service Inc. filing for bankruptcy approaches, many of the company’s investors have received letters stating the recipients must repay some of the money they received as a result of their investments. Read more on Grand Island Independent
Forbes fraud money likely difficult to recover Virginia is finding that it was much easier to give millions of dollars to John W. Forbes II than to get the money back. Forbes, 54, owes $4 million to the state commission he defrauded while serving as secretary of finance to then-Gov. Jim Gilmore in 2001, but [...]
Hot money is not main peso driver-Philippine cbank MANILA, Dec 5 (Reuters) – Short-term capital flows have not been the main driver of the Philippine peso’s gains, and capital controls are not being considered, central bank deputy governor Diwa Guinigundo said at the weekend. Read more on Reuters via Yahoo! Asia News
