In a meeting held on Monday, the Cuba's top leaders and officials have expressed their concerns on the inefficiency of the economy. Also, they took note of the private sector as source of US subversion.
Lawyers with expertise in lead litigation said that legal challenges are present in proving Flint's contaminated water.
The nation's largest public employee pension, CalPERS, is now looking into the possibility of reinvesting in the tobacco industry. Opposing groups and individuals believe that the move will defeat the organization's purpose.
The US financial regulatory agencies are concerned on the leverage held by large hedge funds. Now, they called for a work group that would collect and analyze data on the private firms.
