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Global companies love doing business in the U.S., the biggest consumer market in the world. However, the U.S. market is very competitive, and thus, to stay ahead, companies need to be very

Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) took a hit in the U.K. when the government excluded its Model 3 from the electric vehicle incentive. The car was the best-selling EV in the country, so it’s a major blow for

The third stimulus checks of $1,400 are on their way, and could prove to be a lifeline for millions of people affected by the coronavirus pandemic. In turn, coronavirus stimulus checks could also

The pandemic changed every aspect of American’s lives. One avenue where people’s minds shifted is where to live. For many years, living in big cities was the most popular choice. Big cities came

Copper‘s latest in-depth report, Cointango: Are institutional investors missing risk-free opportunities?, explains that it is entirely possible for traders to play this contango arbitrage without

The cryptocurrency boom has proven to be more lucrative for its early investors than practically anything else since the dot-com boom of the late 90s. However, there is no guarantee that

• Vaccine distribution between ‘Western’ allies and Chinese allies continues to decouple

RBC Testifies Before Bipartisan Senate Panel: Urges Congress to Support Closed-Loop Circular Economy for Next Generation of Vehicle Batteries

The following are comments on today’s Fed meeting from David Riley, Chief Investment Strategist, BlueBay Asset Management (over $60 Billion USD in AUM).

• 53% of advisors think tech stocks will outperform in 2021
• 94% say their clients have exposure to US tech shares
• 34% think there is a tech stock bubble
• 18% say tech shares will follow the same

Tips for figuring out how to pay for college from CFP/CPA Howard Hook of NJ’s EKS Associates

Global top investors join the fight for the climate when WeDontHaveTime.org closes oversubscribed financing round

Twenty years ago, the idea that drivers would one day charge their cars like they charge their phones would’ve been incredulous to many. However, amid concerns over climate change, falling costs

Commenting on the treasury bond auction and today’s markets strategist Louis Navellier wrote in a note to investors:

Dow Jones and Coronavirus Stimulus Bill Market Outlook: Commentary from Bel Air Investment Advisors

Bitcoin has emerged as one of the most valuable assets over the past few years. One bitcoin is currently worth about $60,000. With its growing popularity, the use of BTC is also growing in almost

Have you watched the news lately? A new Covid strain, stories of botched vaccine rollouts, political turmoil, the list goes on and on. On the surface, it seems like nothing but doom and gloom.

Company leaders and managers have a big responsibility in overseeing employees. But they can’t see everything, and sometimes there’s more going on in a worker’s life than meets the eye.

In the note below, Chief Market Strategist Brett Ewing gives his current outlook on the markets and economy considering the Fed meeting that concludes today.

Chad Steinglass, Head of Trading for CrossTower shares, some thoughts on recent market activity. In his piece below, he covers global trading trends, particularly in China as well as Tesla, ARK

The answer to what must be done to address and avert the unfolding climate crisis and impending climate disaster varies based on ideology. For some, it is a matter of governments stepping in to

The Federal Reserve’s critical policy verdict will prompt investors to top-up their portfolios, but they should avoid the ‘rotation trap’, warns the CEO of one of the world’s largest independent

TPCO Holding Corp (OTCMKTS:GRAMF), better known as The Parent Company, posted solid earnings results for the fourth quarter and full year earlier this week. However, its stock has been declining

Being an entrepreneur is always a good thing to be as you become the job creator. What’s even better is being a social entrepreneur as you are not just creating jobs but also making a positive

Students Forced Onto Zoom U Can Sue for Refunds; Law Prof Predicted and Encouraged Suits By Evicted Students