The price of a pizza in Iraq: an eye and a leg
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Constantine Rodriguez had just fetched chili peppers and was going out to get some onions when he heard the siren for an incoming rocket. All he remembers was a door blasting open and a loud explosion.
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American fortunes in Iraq are ever more dependent on feuding Iraqis who seem, at times, almost heedless to American appeals.
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For years, cheap food and feed were taken for granted in the United States. Now the price of some foods is rising sharply, and a blame alert is under way.
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As gun prices soar in Iraq, army and police weapons from Iraqi state armories are, in turn, showing up on the black market.
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The food company's profits are hit by cost pressures -- are higher prices the solution?
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Being deployed to Iraq certainly has its hardships. But they aren't always economic ones, particularly if you take the time to understand the special financial-planning opportunities provided to the military.
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Comment is free: Terry Jones: Where there's death and destruction, there's profit - as security companies in Iraq know only too well.
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Lt. Sven Jensen's U.S. Marines unit survived for weeks on military rations while living rough in Iraq's Fallujah, so he wangled a truck Thursday and drove his men to the rear for a rare treat: Thanksgiving turkey and cranberry sauce.
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NAJAF, Iraq  - Braving mortars and gunfire under  the blistering sun in Najaf, Khudeir Salman was determined to  feed his family, slowly navigating a rickety donkey cart past  the front lines in the hope of selling blocks of ice.
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For Barbara and Warner Shingleton, the cost of the Iraq war goes beyond the $140 billion the US has approved for the fighting and reconstruction of the country.
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Appetite for foreign foods and beverages is among the reasons the nation is expected to pay as much for imported products in 2005 as it earns by selling products abroad.
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The ever-growing number of information-hungry gastronomes in this country, which the writer David Kamp rather cunningly named âThe United States of Arugulaâ in a 2006 book, is evident in the detailed descriptions of dishes on restaurant menus, in the popularity of food-oriented shows on television. But itâs also reflected in the proliferation of books like Mr. [...].
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Iraq was able to bypass sanctions by buying in small quantities and paying high prices, using a network of front companies in the region.
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As recently as early summer, the shock waves from a roadside bomb or mortar attack against American forces in Iraq would ripple through U.S. markets.
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Our position is: United Nations must be more open about mistakes made in oil-for-food scandal. When the United Nations in 1996 began allowing Iraq to sell oil to raise money to buy food and medicine, the program
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Description: The Bush administration is seeking more leeway from Congress on spending in Iraq. The administration wants to shift $3.
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Trucks line up every day at this border crossing to carry melons, cookies, soft drinks and appliances into Iraq. For truck driver Ala Saeedi, the booming trade is proof his country is helping its war-torn neighbor.