The Traderszone Network

Samsung Electronics says it will postpone sales in Russia of a smartphone running a homegrown operating system called Tizen, dealing a fresh setback to the Korean smartphone maker’s efforts to carve out a niche for itself in mobile software and services.
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Pro-Russia rebels in eastern Ukraine see some of their worst battlefield setbacks in weeks as the West agrees on tougher sanctions aimed at forcing Moscow to cut support for the militias — posing fresh challenges on two fronts for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Nevada, the District of Columbia and Alabama all make the list of states with the highest share of consumers with debts in collections.

The way that consumers would be informed when their food is genetically engineered is being battled out in Congress.

At Fox Ford and Lincoln not far from Chicago’s Loop, Mike Fullmer says sales are so brisk he is concerned about keeping up with demand.

More than one-third of consumers have a debt in collections on their credit report, according to a new study.

With 1000s of illegal immigrants crossing the US-Mexico border every day (perhaps even more now some of the border has been washed away), the government quietly dumping them in Tennessee (among other places), and current (recently constructed border protection infrastructure already breaking down), it appears the American people are taking matters into their own hands.

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