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Vitter Puts ‘Too Big to Fail’ on the Table
NEW YORK (TheStreet) — Sen. Continue reading
Stocks stay low after Fed announcement
Stocks remained lower Wednesday, even after the Federal Reserve said it will continue to purchase $85 billion in bonds each month to push down borrowing costs and prop up the economy.(Read More: After Record Highs, Sell in May Could Be Right Option)The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged, as expected, and reiterated it will continue asset purchases until the labor market improves substan… Continue reading
Gold bounces back, but cause of sell-off unknown
The two-day crash in the price of gold is one of the most devastating asset sell-offs ever witnessed on Wall Street, right up there with the stock market crash of 1987. Continue reading
Picturepark Revenue Jumps More Than 25% in 2012 / Strong License Sales and New Partners Contribute to Company’s Best Year on Record
AARAU, SWITZERLAND — (Marketwired) — 04/16/13 — Digital asset management (DAM) software maker Picturepark® announced today post-audit results for its 2012 fiscal year. A revenue increase of more… Continue reading
ADB Warns on Inflation, Asset Bubbles
Asian policymakers should carefully monitor inflation and be wary of asset bubbles, against a backdrop of ample money flowing into the region and strong growth in local economies, the Asian Development Bank warned Tuesday. Continue reading
Safer Growth and Income ETFs for the 2Q Pullback
NEW YORK (ETF Expert) — People are feeling better about spending money. Similarly, investors are feeling better about risking it. The problem is, whenever people begin to feel wealthy due to a faulty premise (i.e., the U.S. Continue reading
Brookfield Announces 8.95% Notes Redemption Price Information
TORONTO, ONTARIO–(Marketwire – March 1, 2013) – Brookfield Asset Management Inc. Continue reading
Gold Is on Sale — Is it Worth Buying Now?
NEW YORK (TheStreet) — Gold prices remain under pressure Friday as technical selling and a lack of clarity regarding the Fed’s stance on continuing its bond-buying operations weigh on market sentiment. Minutes from the central bank’s FOMC January meeting were released Wednesday and indicated that some members were growing uncomfortable with the risks associated with ongoing asset purchases. That led to speculation that the Fed may end its bond-buying program sooner than anticipated Continue reading →