If the S&P 500 breaks through this level, Bank of America predicts it’ll spark a sustainable rally
Bank of America-Merrill Lynch believes it’s premature to call an end to the correction.
Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz is said to be exploring an independent 2020 presidential bid
Former Starbucks Chairman and CEO Howard Schultz, who is launching a book tour next week, is reportedly giving serious consideration to running for president in 2020 as an independent candidate.
Canada’s prime minister fires ambassador to China after Huawei extradition remarks spark furor
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau fired his ambassador to China, who prompted a political furor with comments about a high-profile extradition case.
HSBC: Bet on these 3 ‘safe havens’ if the markets take a wild turn again
In times of market turmoil and economic uncertainty, U.S. Treasuries should be the best safe haven, followed by the Japanese yen and gold, according to HSBC.
Many feared dead after Vale dam collapse
A sea of sludge from the collapse of the iron ore mine dam buried a cafe where workers were eating.
Why some investors who once dumped gold for bitcoin are flocking back to the yellow metal
Bitcoin’s hot streak is well and truly dead. Signs are bitcoin investors are moving toward a more traditional commodity, instead, says Jan Van Eck, CEO of Van Eck Associates.
15 jobs that pay more than $75,000 that you can get without a bachelor’s degree
A four-year degree isn’t the only path to a high-paying job.
This workplace perk could make it easier to save for emergencies
Chances are, you’re not prepared for costly emergencies that could come up. Some employers are offering new ways to make it easier for you to save.
Insulin has become so expensive that this diabetic is trying to make his own
The Open Insulin Project, a team of biohackers in Oakland, California, wants to prove there are easier, cheaper ways to make insulin rather than relying on manufacturers like Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk and Sanofi.
Why the Airbus-Boeing duopoly dominate 99% of the large plane market
Airbus and Boeing dominate an already under competitive airline manufacturing industry. The duopoly owns the sky by making up 99% of global large aircraft orders.