It is now the second week of 2016 and many people are working (or
struggling) to follow through on their New Year’s resolutions.
Whether they have decided to run a marathon...
I see that Dennis is front-and-center on ZeroHedge this morning, so I
thought I’d offer up these thoughts: we all have opinions on the
stockmarket. However, very few of us ...
BEIJING, China – Barely more than a week into 2016, Chinese
President Xi Jinping is having a rough time of it, with challenges
ranging from a plummeting stockmarket to new ...
North Korea’s nuclear test, China’s stockmarket crash, and mass
attacks on women in Germany pose great dangers to peace and stability.
North Korea, the Hermit Kingdom, is...
The use of equity index futures is growing as more fund managers look
for greater transparency in exchange traded contracts that can deliver
liquidity and cost benefits in vol...
Global stockmarkets have been tumbling, China's economic growth
appears to be slowing faster than expected and many key world
economies are struggling.But new data show the U...
market Roundup U.S. Dec nonfarm payrolls rise by 292k vs consensus
200k, prior months revised +50k. U-6 underemployment rate steady at
9.9%, avg hourly earnings steady at 0.2%...
NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stocks are dipping Friday afternoon, adding to
the huge losses suffered earlier in the week. Turbulence in China's
financial markets and worries about i...
China’s stockmarket took a breather Friday after plunging this
week, pulling global markets down with it. But
the financial turbulence rocking China has brought to t...
North Korea's claim of testing a hydrogen bomb sparks U.S. criticism
of China for failing to rein in its neighbor and ally. Iran accuses
Saudi Arabia of attacking its embassy ...
Global markets are in a "panic"
[http://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/08/business/dealbook/china-shanghai-stocks-fall.html]
this week, concerns are mounting about the possibility of...
By Stuart Rothenberg
Barry Ritholtz, a financial planner and asset manager, writes a
regular column in The Washington Post’s business section. I read him
religiously, and ...