Diane Francis is a distinguished author whose writing is characterized by a direct and forceful style that cuts to the heart of global politics and business. Her expertise spans geopolitics, economics, and white-collar crime, allowing her to offer insightful commentary on the personalities, trends, and political forces shaping societies worldwide. Through her work, Francis delves into the dynamics of power, corporate practices, and societal shifts, providing readers with a profound understanding of the contemporary world. Her contributions are valued for their intellectual rigor and ability to demystify complex global issues.
Nostalgia for amusement parks in Cleveland from the 1940s to 1970s comes alive through personal memories and memorabilia. Authors David and Diane Francis, experienced in amusement park history, utilize their extensive archives alongside contributions from northeast Ohio residents to vividly portray the charm and excitement of these beloved parks. This book serves as a heartfelt tribute to a cherished era in Cleveland's recreational history.
The close economic and social integration between the United States and Canada is examined, highlighting their shared geography and values despite facing internal challenges and border disputes. As both nations grapple with political gridlock and fiscal issues, they risk falling behind in a rapidly changing global economy. With emerging markets like China poised to surpass the U.S. economy, the book explores the implications of this shift and the need for both countries to adapt to the evolving international landscape.
Stock fraud and money laundering and the scandalous way business was conducted in the Vancouver and Alberta stock exchanges.