Markets Live: US bubble worries lurk

Markets Live: US bubble worries lurk
Former Co-op bank chairman Paul Flowers – a church minister – apologised after allegations were published in the in The Mail on Sunday newspaper involving crystal meth, crack cocaine and ketamine. The paper ….. A person of influence: Carl Icahn's … Read more on Sydney Morning Herald

The Man Allegedly Behind Silk Road, The World's Biggest Marketplace For Drugs
Many men of his background were in this same city to launch a technology startup or two, but the FBI believed Ulbricht was into something far darker: manning a vast, black market for online drugs and other illegal goods known as Silk Road. He was … Read more on Business Insider