Summaries - Botswana Considers Sex Tax at World Wealth View

Published by rdash May 25th, 2006 in financial news

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AllAfrica.com reports that the government of Botswana feels it is losing out on tax money from prostitution and the sex trade.
Ame Info reports that money market instruments will be “key tools in developing … liquidity for the Islamic financial services industry.”
Maine’s Morning Sentinel reports findings from the Journal of Gambling Studies that most lottery winners are “well-adusted”. This contradicts a documentary film that finds that many lottery winners end up broke within a year, and sometimes even in debt. A new dramatic TV series, Windfall, is exploring the effects on friends that collectively win a large amount of money.