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DUBLIN (Reuters) – An unemployed Irish artist has built a home from the shredded remains of 1.4 billion euros ($1.82 billion), a monument to the “madness” he says has been wrought on Ireland by the single currency, from a spectacular construction boom to a wrenching bust.

Frank Buckley built the apartment in the lobby of a Dublin office building that has lain vacant since its completion four years ago at the peak of an ill-fated construction boom, using bricks of shredded euro notes he borrowed from Ireland’s national mint.

“It’s a reflection of the whole madness that gripped us,” Buckley said of what he calls his “billion-euro home.”

“People were pouring billions into buildings now worth nothing,” he said. “I wanted to create something from nothing.”

A wave of cheap credit flowed into Ireland in the early 2000s after Ireland joined the currency zone fuelling a huge property bubble that transformed the country.

The bubble’s collapse since 2007 plunged Ireland into the deepest recession in the industrialized world, forcing the former “Celtic Tiger” to accept a humiliating bailout from the EU and the IMF.

Buckley was given a 100 percent mortgage at the peak of the boom to buy a 365,000 euro home on the far reaches of Dublin’s commuter belt, despite the fact he had no steady income.

He has separated from his wife who lives in the home, which has since lost at least one-third of its value.

Living in his “billion euro home” since the start of December, Buckley is working on adding a kitchen to the living room and hall.

The walls and floor are covered in euro shreddings and the house is so warm Buckley sleeps without a blanket.

Pictures made from notes and coins decorate the walls, including one of a house, made from Irish 5 pence pieces.

“There are houses in Ireland worth less than that,” Buckley quips.

Buckley said he wants Europe’s politicians to solve the eurozone debt crisis without destroying its currency. But if the currency ultimately fails, he will happily use the euro zone’s defunct notes as fodder for future projects.

“Whatever you say about the euro, it’s a great insulator.”

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(Reporting by Conor Humphries; editing by Carmel Crimmins and Paul Casciato)

Innovation is an indispensable force that turns ideas into money. It is the lifeblood of any organization. In order to implement sustainable innovation in 2012, you need to define innovation in a manner that makes strategic sense for your organization, and have the know-how to properly construct and use a process, plus the will to keep the process on course.

The task may seem daunting at first, but it’s possible to develop a disciplined strategy that delivers Innovation time and time again for sustained long-term profitability. Make developing that strategy your 2012 New Year’s resolution.

“Robert’s Rules of Innovation” outlines specific steps to implement Innovation. Here are some tips:

1. Define your organization’s needs. What type of innovation are you trying to achieve? An incremental innovation that introduces a new process or feature? Or a transformative breakthrough that completely changes the marketplace? The latter is more difficult to achieve but holds the greatest potential. Choosing the path that makes the most sense for your organization will help in the Innovation process.

2. Formulate a new product development process. Each organization’s NPD process can have a different number of steps, so long as they form a structured plan. A three-stage plan may include: Stage 1 product definition, where a product is examined for its brand strategy, profit potential, and competitive analysis. If the product is a “go” then it moves to Stage 2: the qualification process where a first article product is made and tested for quality assurance. Finally, Stage 3 is Revenue where the product is launched.

3. Create a road map to success. The key elements are examining quality of projects, capability of managing them successfully, and capacity of the organization for maintaining a portfolio of well-managed projects. No matter what NPD process you decide to use, stick to the road map to ensure that each stage, and tasks within each stage, are clearly defined.

4. Some more guidelines for progress: remember to stick to your go/no-go criteria for moving forward with developments. All projects should undergo the same scrutiny, regardless of who suggested it! Also, many organizations are incorporating a “discovery phase” into the Innovation process to allow for more experimentation. This step is beneficial for making decisions based on long-term sustainable Innovation, and not on current budget restraints alone.

In a world of increasing business competition, Innovation is key to a company’s survival. Creating an Innovation strategy that makes sense for your organization is entirely feasible, and an absolute must for creating profit for your company.

Here’s to a New Year of innovation!

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Question by CHRIS M: Why do we continue to allow these oil prices to continue to climb?
Are we stupid or just naive? We are allowing our economy to die and we are doing nothing about it, except continue to drive automobiles that consume on average 30% more fuel per gallon than any other county.

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You have less control over prices than you fancy. Yes, we could be more efficient, but don’t think that if we get smaller cars, we’ll return to an idyllic time of 19 cent per gallongas.

Demand throughout the world is increasing rapidly as developing economies begin to afford automobiles (and many of their governments subsidize consumption). There’s no going back. Gasoline use throughout the world is growing faster than our ability to find and develop more wells- we’re not really in danger of running out of the stuff for quite some time yet, but we’ll quickly begin to lose the ability to pump enough oil to match demand.

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Cloud storage platform Box.net is ramping up security today, announcing a new set of tools and access controls for the enterprise. In addition, Box is also announcing a product integration with Intel to deliver additional protections for users and increased admin capabilities for IT managers.

In general, Box has made controls more granular. Now when users share any links on the storage platform, users can limit who can view a file or folder to only users within a company domain or to collaborators within a specific folder. Users can structure this so that these security controls only extend to individual files or to entire folders of content.

While Box has always offered a features that allowed admins to track each Box login from a new browser, you can now track logins from mobile devices, desktops via Box Sync as well as via custom apps using Box APIs. IT admins can now limit the number of devices an employee can access from the same user ID.

Box is also announcing a new relationship with Intel that includes integrations to simplify how IT administrators manage user permissions and group access through Single Sign-On (SSO) and authentication. For example, Box is working with Intel to streamline secure access to Box using credentials managed by Intel’s Expressway Cloud Access 360. Administrators can use ECA 360 to automatically provision Box accounts, leverage existing identity repositories and enable federated SSO to Box.

And Box customers using ECA 360 who want a more intense user identity verification can take advantage of 2-factor authentication available with ECA 360 and configure the system to challenge users to enter a one-time password, which is delivered separately via a smart phone or cell.

Additionally, Box Business Account customers now have access to an additional 500GB of storage capacity, for a total of 1TB of cloud storage at no additional cost. Box Enterprise Account customers receive an unlimited amount of data storage.

Rampung up security for the cloud storage platform should only help Box add additional Fortune 500 and enterprise customers. Already, provides storage solutions for 77% of the Fortune 500 with 100,000 businesses using Box’s service (250,000 new users are joining each month).

As the euro teeters on the brink of collapse, and the global economy faces unprecedented severe weather warnings, recovering unpaid tax is a higher priority than ever for countries feeling the financial pain.

Here in the UK, the government has earmarked additional funding to ensure that no stone is left unturned in its determination to stamp out tax evasion and avoidance. Recent estimates from HMRC (Sept 2011) suggest that the Tax Gap – that is, the difference between tax collected compared with that owed – could be around £35 billion: a serious figure at the best of times, let alone in a period of severe financial austerity.

The USA is also closing the net on the billions of dollars that the IRS believes to be held in offshore accounts, as shown in recent talks between the US and Switzerland over a possible tax treaty.

One of the most valuable assets sought by the tax authorities, however, is data. International agreements are increasingly focused on disclosure of information as a means of recovering past unpaid taxes, encouraging future compliance and deterring would-be evaders from hiding their money in the first place on the basis “be sure your sins will find you out.”

Resistance has been strong – the recent deals agreed between the UK and Switzerland, as well as between Germany and Switzerland, enable individuals to retain anonymity, but at the cost of a large one-off payment to cover past tax liabilities and a high annual withholding tax to settle on-going tax due. Clients who opt out of this withholding will, generally, have their details revealed to HMRC.

This has raised more than a few hackles within the European Commission, which regards such deals as going against its rules on data disclosure

However, in a bid to get the information they need, the authorities are increasingly targeting individual banks directly, rather than relying on blanket international agreements. The USA in particular is bringing criminal charges against banks which assist US citizens with tax evasion levying large fines and requiring the banks to reveal details of their clients.

Now that major banks have agreed to hand over client details, we are likely to see an acceleration in information sharing. The Swiss/UK Agreement imposes obligations on institutions to ensure their clients are tax compliant and in some circumstances enables information to be passed to the authorities.

Tax amnesties have also proved a valuable tool for tax authorities in the past, with measures such as Lichtenstein Disclosure Facility (LDF) encouraging non-compliant individuals to confess their sins – and pay back taxes and interest, but with reduced penalties.

Many countries are introducing legislation with extraterritorial effect which seeks to impose reporting requirements on individuals and institutions so the authorities can make sure that account holders are paying the tax they owe – on pain of severe financial penalties for non-compliance. The most high profile example is the USA’s Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA).

Other countries like Israel and France are imposing onerous reporting requirements on individuals with offshore funds, and the UK is also issuing tax returns to offshore trustees.

The effect of these measures is that people who fail to pay the taxes they owe are increasingly left with nowhere to hide. Even if the governments of tax havens are prepared to protect individuals, the banks themselves may be unable to escape investigation – or prevent information being stolen and leaked by an employee, as has happened recently.

Tension between the authorities and tax evaders is an age-old feud, but the storm currently brewing in the global financial markets is set to intensify the situation, with the stakes much higher on both sides.

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