So why is it that now, it's hard to find anything there that is actually made in this country. Are they just a bunch of money hungry bastards who care nothing about this country?...
i personally do not have a belief system. however, it seems contradictory to me seeing as 80% of the population in china claim to be buddhist. Additional Details ahh.... i ...
I boycott them because they are a bad employer and do not give employess benefits. I also do not like it that their clothes are made using sweatshops overseas and child labor. I also do not like it ...
I received a gift card from wal-mart and decided to use it for food since that's what I need. They REFUSED to let me spend it on food. I have spoken with several people and the same thing ...
It is getting to be ridiculous. Today it is Square Pants Sponge Bob address books!!! We should boycott all products made in China and force manufactures to return their manufacturing factories to ...
and gas station owners, who are gauging!! the public? and making huge profits while we suffer at pump?prices will never!! go down, as long as oil men know profits are to be made, and the public ...
Banking in the UK started in th 1600s with Goldsmiths who offered safe storage of gold in exchange for a small fee.
Sometimes a customer would give a third person a written authority to collect an amount of gold from the the Goldsmith (e.g. in payment for something). This was in effect the first form of cheque.
Early moneylenders (some of whom were also Goldsmiths) offered the first forms of saving account and were the first to actually pay interest.
marmias
that's an interesting question
if you are referring to bank as a general idea and not as we know it today, then I 'd say in the ancient years (B.C.) Ancient Greeks maybe?
Fiersteh
in 1650
BoOkS & sHoEs!!!
It started with the Templar Knights. That's all I know =/
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