Stocks climbed today, led by automakers and technology companies, as investors awaited a Senate vote on action against Syria while…
Sixty percent of the world’s population lives in Asia, but less than two percent of human beings live in Japan.…
Last week marked the final days of “summer,” at least in market terms. As expected, there wasn’t much market participation.
Negative headlines notwithstanding, global stock markets steadied over the holiday-shortened week. The Dow Jones Industrial average rose 0.39%, while the…
Despite all of the positive notes struck by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s economic reforms, nearly two-thirds of economists polled…
Reports from around the world looked good: Chinese, US, and European manufacturing are all on the upswing in August. The…
Joining me this week on PowerTalk is Lauren Fifield, senior health policy advisor at Practice Fusion. Practice Fusion is one…
“Speculation” has an image problem. Index fund pioneer John Bogle recently wrote a book on “The Clash of Cultures: Investing…
The summer of 2013 ended last week with a whimper, with the Dow Jones dropping 1.33% and the S&P 500…
In a blockbuster $7.2- billion deal, Microsoft is acquiring Nokia’s cellphone business. Microsoft is paying 3.79 billion Finnish marks for…