by gorillaz0e Graph of this issue: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DmWxoc9XcAAluHi.jpg By definition, the largest companies by market cap are the most valued by investors in absolute terms. Of course, these companies change all the time. Secular trends rise and fall, and economic cycles rinse …
by magical_oatmeal This is what I have so far: Reuters NPR CNN MSN Bloomberg The Atlantic Newsday Vice Business Insider Recode International Movie Database (IMDB) Rotten Tomatoes ESPN Popular Science Chicago Sun-Times The Verge USA Today The Daily Beast Toronto …
via theage.com.au: Within two days of being sworn in as the 38th Treasurer of Australia, Joe Hockey found himself in a traditional-style hut on the island of Bali. Chinese officials had been back and forth to the hut again and again to …
Watch the latest video at foxbusiness.com No diploma? No problem. More and more companies are scrapping college degree requirements for jobs. They’re not saying you shouldn’t seek higher education, but not having a degree won’t be a barrier for you …
From Birch Gold Group September is known to be a rough month for the market. But in 2018, it could evolve into what may become known as the “Year the Trade Wars Exploded.” New trade tensions stem from POTUS supporting new tariffs on …
via Joe Guzzardi: A telling Mercury News story pits high-tech industry leaders against the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, and its Director Francis Cissna. According to the story, Apple CEO Tim Cook and Salesforce co-CEO Marc Benioff are among the many tech industry executives …
by WaveML TLDR: Ridesharing companies’ massive valuations are based off of a driverless taxi future. However, it seems that in this future almost all the profits will go to the companies that have solved the hard tasks of manufacturing the …
pic.twitter.com/PDSiYUEB2X — M/1_LP (@MI_Investments) August 23, 2018 via Bloomberg: “Since March 2009, corporate America has bought back $4 trillion of its own shares and doled out $3 trillion to shareholders in dividends. That’s equivalent to about a third of the …
1 in 4 US Companies are leaving China. That’s according to the latest survey by the American Chamber of Commerce in China. Why? Is it pollution, IP theft, corruption, or a slowing economy? Find out why on this episode of …
.@POTUS: "I'd like a lawsuit to be brought against these companies that are really sending opioids at a level that it shouldn't be happening." pic.twitter.com/LyseS4yrww — FOX Business (@FoxBusiness) August 18, 2018
Cash Wildfire Spreads Among Young Tech Companies It’s time to get real about the financial fragility of young technology companies. Far too many are living beyond their means, flirting with disaster and putting their investors at risk. Bloomberg Opinion examined …
by ScorpioEagle Not long ago there was a lot of noise about Zuckerberg’s appearance before Congress. Now the InfoWars shadowban is being pushed. This is in favor of the SM giants. They want government regulation. Here’s how you maintain your …
by AssuredlyAThrowAway Putting aside the content of any given act of censorship (although the Alex Jones situation is certainly what drove the above quote), the insight of Tim Pool’s statement reflects a nuanced understanding as to the more fundamental (and terrifying) shift …
by Thinker How long will the world have to play the energy games for profit, with patent most patents coming or stolen from Tesla. How long will the world be charged for “FREE” energy by the profiteers and those who …
by visualcapitalist For any corporation, the Board of Directors plays a crucial role in corporate governance. Elected by the company’s shareholders, the board is meant to represent shareholder interests – it ultimately hires the CEO, sets strategic objectives, approves annual budgets, …
h/t @SoberLook $AAPL propping up the market pic.twitter.com/Z5H3ZjtNN3 — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) August 2, 2018
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVwtDA6mlj4 Brooke Conrad for the Washington Examiner reports, Passengers could have the option of traveling in flying cars within the next few years, two companies told lawmakers Tuesday in a hearing titled, “Urban Air Mobility: Are Flying Cars Ready for …
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ji7vVkUGgKQ Vox Day joins Alex Jones live via Skype to break down how big social media companies like Google, Facebook, and Twitter are propped up by financiers rather than profits produced by the companies.
by DCG No more free food for you! Sponsors of the law: Safai (l) and Peskin (r) San Francisco’s rents are so outrageous that many workers cannot afford an apartment much less a home. Companies providing free/reduced cost meals are …
Even JP Morgan is getting worried about the actions of the ECB, what are your thoughts about this? via Bloomberg: The European Central Bank’s bond-buying program has created a “dangerous” environment for investors by masking risks in the market for …
by Chris Black If you’re reading the alternative media (also known as the real media) constantly, you’re probably aware of the fact that world’s tech giants are currently engaged in an unprecedented campaign of censoring free speech on their platforms. …
by goldsilver The S&P 1,500 is a very broad index. In fact, its constituent companies represent over 90% of the entire market cap of all US stocks. And, a frighteningly increasing number of them are the walking dead. By design, the …
The S&P 1,500 is a very broad index. In fact, its constituent companies represent over 90% of the entire market cap of all US stocks. And, a frighteningly increasing number of them are the walking dead. By design, the companies …
Lenders, i.e. high-yield bond holders, will try to exit their positions all at once only to find a severe shortage of willing buyers. The following week in Train Crash Preview, I listed the steps in which I think the crisis …
via truepundit: Embattled FBI Agent Peter Strzok, embroiled in the spying and wiretapping scandal of President Trump, grew up in Africa for a stint while his father worked for companies that have long been linked as operational and funding cut-outs for …
Do you believe we have been programmed all our lives? You think you’ve purchased something because you enjoy it, because you desire it, because you it keeps you safe. But in reality, you have been programmed. Nobody likes to feel …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter “Fleets are desperate for more equipment, but trucks are in short supply due to the supplier constraints.” Orders for heavy trucks that haul trailers loaded with anything from junk food to oil-field equipment across the US …
by howmuch Everybody assumes that CEOs make the most money, but it turns out that getting into the C-Suite isn’t the only way to earn a giant paycheck. Publicly traded companies are now required to release pay figures for their …
thing keeping the stock market afloat right now — Companies set a record for share buybacks in the second quarter, while investors set their own record for selling stock-based funds in June. Certainly cause for pause? Market is only going …
Conspiracy surrounding the industry of one of the most consumed animals on the planet. According to Thursday’s complaint, the pork conspiracy began when the defendant Agri Stats Inc began giving pork companies “benchmarking” reports, which typically allow comparisons of profits …