After Donald Trump was brought together to interview a social media influencer whose guests include a former rapist and a self-described white supremacist, the host gifted the former president a Tesla Cybertruck and a Rolex watch in what could be considered an election financing violation. Trump’s campaign has since said it will seek guidance from […]
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The Lesson to be Learned from Today’s Morning Briefing is: become a member plus your inbox every morning: Stock markets ended last week under pressure. They started this week in the same state. As the closing bell rang on Wall Street on Monday, the Nasdaq (^IXIC) was down 3.4%, deepening losses after entering a correction
What is financial literacy? Have you heard of a special day being designated each year to highlight the importance of personal finance? August 14th is National Financial Awareness Day! It’s a day dedicated to increasing the financial IQ of everyone from young people just starting out to seniors entering retirement. Financial literacy begins with being
Florida is no longer the retirement haven it once was, according to Bankrate’s latest study, which ranks it eighth on the nation’s list of best states for retirement. Delaware stands out as the best state for retirees, thanks to its high-quality health care, light tax burden, affordable homeowners insurance and pleasant weather, according to the
Mark Bouris has issued a stern warning to Australians after interest rates were left unchanged. (Source: Provided/Getty) Financial analyst Mark Bouris has warned that Australia is hurtling towards a recession if interest rates remain high, noting that on a “per capita” basis we are already in a deep recession. The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA)
Getty Images/Viva Tung/CNET Stock markets were filled with panic on Monday in response to a weak jobs report and growing fears of a recession in the U.S. Global markets faced a major sell-off on news that the unemployment rate had risen to 4.3% in July from 4.1% in June — the highest level since October
RALEIGH, North Carolina (WTVD) — After a weak employment report sent stocks tumbling on Friday, the downward momentum continued all week with big losses. By the closing bell, the Dow was down more than 1,000 points, the NASDAQ was down 576 points, and S.&P closed down 3%. And let me also make it very clear
Friday’s employment report got the weekend off to a bad start, and now most global markets appear to be trying to shake off the effects of a major hangover on Monday. Add global socio-political conflict in the Middle East and weak earnings among tech and consumer-facing companies into the mix, and you have a full-blown