Think bitcoin has been in bubble territory? You ain’t seen nothing yet, as the cryptocurrency needs to surge about 300 times it value over the next several years to be considered a legitimate currency or risk retreating into obscurity and obsolescence, says one industry expert.
The Trump administration may be shifting its stance on the Paris Agreement, according to statements from a top European Union official that have emerged during a summit in Canada.
Bulls have the upper hand as long as the most investors fear a bear market, writes Mark Hulbert.
Week 2 of the NFL season is upon us, and while the number of storylines is seemingly endless, we’re going to focus in on some of the very best from the perspective of both viewers and fantasy owners.
Despite all the financial media coverage of bitcoin and other lesser-known digital currencies, cryptos pretty much remain a mystery to most. That’s where social trading platform eToro and the Visual Capital blog come in.
While a nasty military engagement still seems rather unlikely, tensions between the U.S. and North Korea aren’t exactly easing lately. In fact, the U.N. just adopted new sanctions against the “Hermit Kingdom” this week, prompting the regime to threaten the U.S. with “the greatest pain and suffering.” But there’s more than human life at stake.
MarketWatch’s new dashboard paints a portrait in data of how the average family is faring financially.
Nordstrom is launching a smaller format location in Los Angeles, introducing a new way for department stores to do business without all the square footage
Successful sister fields of cancer research have spurred scientists and investors to give cancer vaccines another look.
So take a deep breath, hold your nose, and try your best to not weigh what you saw in Week 1 too heavily when you’re making start-sit choices this week.
Source: http://www.marketwatch.com/