Article Published by: economist.com Vanadium, a metal used to harden steel could also help prevent global warming Open a toolbox, pull out a spanner and you may be holding a bit of the answer to global warming: vanadium, a metal named after Vanadis, the Scandinavian goddess of...
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Article Published by: forbes Bitcoin prices have started building support over the last few days, trading above a key price level after spending the last week consolidating. The cryptocurrency's price rose to nearly $6,800 on Wednesday, July 4, before falling to almost $6,450 the next day and...
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Article Published by: Forbes The 2017 Stress in America™ Survey revealed that 62 percent of Americans reported money was a significant source of stress in their lives. This is nothing new. Work and money-related stressors have consistently topped this survey. Regardless of if we can say that...
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Article Published by: forbes When it comes to their portfolio, investors might just be their own worst enemy. Of course they’re not intentionally sabotaging their success, but the evidence shows it’s still happening. In 2017, the stock markets seemed indestructible, and many investors felt that way as...
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Article Published by: economist.com Whether a sudden sharp decline in asset prices amounts to a meaningless blip or something more depends on mass psychology For much of the past two years, market watchers have had little to write about, apart from the passing of one stock-index milestone...
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Article Published by: forbes.com If you’ve recently turned on the news to see the stock market dropping, you may have felt a sudden spike in blood pressure and an urge to act. In the last few months, the market has wobbled like a punching bag to...
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Article Published by: forbes Have you ever thought about what happens to your cryptocurrency investments after death? Whether you die testate (with a will) or intestate (without a will), the necessity of protecting your assets remains, regardless of its physical or digital existence. Imagine you get hit...
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Article Published by: economist America's Public Markets: The burden of going public will need to be lightened if a flurry of initial public offerings is to turn into a flood For years, discussions of America’s public markets have usually featured a lament for their dwindling appeal. According...
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Article Published by: forbes Vero is the new app-du-jour that's tearing up the charts and is so popular that its servers keep melting and it's hard to stay up. Sound familiar? It should, the story is as old as time but it's unlikely to make it...
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Article Published by: economist.com DESPITE its oft-professed pro-market orthodoxy, America has always had an unusually large non-profit sector. Americans gave $390bn to charity in 2016, with the bulk of contributions coming from individual donors. Historically, revenues at non-profits tend to track GDP growth. The recent tax reforms...
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