Sex sells as shares go limp – The Citizen

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Sex sells, as the saying goes, and while failing banks may have yet to rattle the world’s oldest profession, Australian industry members say. As financial turmoil spins around the globe, some Australian brothels say it is business-as-usual with sex seen as a consumer need like tobacco.

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