All of them are coming from Morocco, and are crossing the Strait of Gibraltar or the Meditarranean Sea. The scope of this immigration is “unprecedented” according to Spanish Authorities. At least 700 hundred immigrants have been rescued by the Spanish …
by Jon Rappoport The key factor is: be a drug company. In this case, Celgene. Their drugs are Thalomid and Revlimid. They are approved for multiple myeloma, one type of cancer. Here’s the thing. Doctors can decide to prescribe drugs …
by Kimble Charting CLICK ON CHART TO ENLARGE Year to date, Micro (IWC) and Small Caps (IWM) are acting stronger than large caps. The strength in IWC and IWM have both of them testing all-time highs this week, which could be the top of bullish …
by andthenisawtheblood Article link. Full Text: From his home office in Charlotte, one of the most successful investors in higher education plies his trade in blissful obscurity. Bill Abt employs no stable of hotshot bond traders. He doesn’t dabble in …
by Shaun Richards This morning has brought news from the land of the rising sun or Nihon. Actually it is news that much of the media has been churning out over the Abenomics era when they have tried to report …
By Harry Dent I came across some interesting data recently… If you’re thinking of retiring or moving to a smaller area that still has some affluence, maybe a few good restaurants, here are 20 small towns that have a high percentage …
by Trivirus I’m aware most of you aren’t self-employed or small business owners, but understand I’m not a fan of the system either. I’m just trying to “play by the rules” because, last I checked, there’s no revolution going on, and …
by James Hall Business ventures are started for as many reasons as the individuals who take the risk to build their own future. Whether they openly acknowledge of not, making money is the key objective. Earning a profit keeps the enterprise in business. …
by Daisy Luther, The Organic Prepper Every day, we make a million small decisions. What we’ll eat for lunch, who to ask a question at the office, which route to take home, whether we should pick up takeout or cook …
by Dr. Eowyn The United States gets rid of its electronic waste by shipping them to Third World countries. In fact, we are the only developed nation that does not ban exports of toxic discarded electronics. (U.S. News and World …
by Martin Armstrong QUESTION: The coalition agreement in Germany provided for criminal sanctions against companies of any size. Naturally, the large companies can withstand such an attack. Small business cannot. Do you see this as another push over the cliff for Europe …
via BeSpoke fter hitting multi-decade highs in February, optimism on the part of small businesses pulled back a fair amount in March. While economists were expecting the headline index to see a slight pullback to 107.0 from last month’s reading …
by WARREN MOSLER Small business jobs index, Balance of trade, Domestic vehicle sales Weak $ stuff:
By the end of January Wal-Mart will have shelf scanning robots in more than 50 U.S. stores (2:54). WCCO 4 Mid-Morning – Oct. 27, 2017
by DCG But, but, the public is “not at risk.” From Dori Monson at MyNorthwest.com: Bo Saxbe has become the mouthpiece for a collection of small businesses and food truck operators in Seattle. They have a simple message to city leaders: Help. Saxbe …
from Financial Survival Network Danielle Park observes that Fed chairmen/chairwomen will come and go but the Fed is the Fed. That’s why the real underlying policy has not changed with Yellen’s replacement by Powell. And it won’t change. The small stick is …
Investments don’t always come in the form of stocks and bonds. When we buy something, and we know that it will be useful for a long time, we call them investments. There is a long-term vision involved that allows us …
by Rand Paul Is our military budget too small, or is our mission too large? Since 2001, the U.S. military budget has more than doubled in nominal terms and grown over 37% accounting for inflation. The U.S. spends more than the next eight …
by NEE Average Obamacare Family Plan Costs $17,000 Yearly A recent poll commissioned by the Job Creators Network found that 76.5 percent of American small business owners are concerned over the rising cost of healthcare under the Affordable Care Act, also known as …
by NEE New Survey Reveals that 63.8 Percent of Small Business Owners Think Trump’s Policies Have Helped Their Business A new poll from the Job Creators Network shows that the majority (63.8 percent) of American small business owners believe that President Trump’s …
by WARREN MOSLER Things are starting to add up better with this jump in consumer borrowing. With real disposable personal income growth near 0, and spending growing at just over 2.5% through November, it’s now looking like consumers ‘dipped into savings’ …
by WARREN MOSLER Worse than expected: Highlights Net exports look to be holding back fourth-quarter GDP following a second month of deep deficit in cross-border goods trade, at $69.7 billion in November following a revised $68.1 billion deficit in October. The …
by WARREN MOSLER Highlights Optimism among small business owners is surging, according to the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), whose Small Business Optimism Index rose 3.7 points in November to 107.5, the highest level since November 2004. The monthly jump …
Debt consolidation allows small businesses to borrow a loan that can pay off all their debts at lower rates and over a long period of time. A small business should look for a good debt consolidation firm that will not …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter For years, individual investors in the US have been a dreary bunch, as stocks soared relentlessly since bottoming out in 2009. But 18 months ago, in February 2016, they finally caught the bug, and now optimism …
by Michael Snyder We need to fundamentally redefine the relationship between government and the people in this country. Today, we have become so accustomed to big government that most of us can’t even imagine another way of doing things. And …
By Michael Snyder After eight long, bitter years under Obama, will things go better for entrepreneurs and small businesses now that Donald Trump is in the White House? Once upon a time, America was the best place in the world …
by Mark Angelides With recent denouncements of President Trump and the entirely unsurprising calls for impeachment (that were in fact being called for by the same people before he even took office), coupled with the fact that yesterday marked 18 …
By Gabrielle Seunagal Once again President Trump proves that he is a man of his word. Earlier today, the leader of the free world announced a wonderful tax plan that will provide tremendous aid to individuals and small businesses …
by Pamela Williams I have to be honest and say that I agree at this point, it is best to make small changes in the Obamacare Repeal. Too many people have come forward against the repeal. I am waiting to see …