Weekly Tech Stock News: Key Apple Exec Leaves, Slack Stock Gets a Buy Rating, and More The Motley Fool
BlackBerry, Apple, and Slack were some of this week’s biggest headlines.
Las Vegas Is Trading Parking Tickets For Pencils, Pens And Paper For Students KFSM 5Newsonline
LAS VEGAS (CNN) — No one enjoys paying for parking tickets, but Las Vegas is now accepting a new currency that might take some of the sting out of paying …
The economy is not on thin ice, but another poor jobs report will amp up the anxiety MarketWatch
The U.S. is not stumbling toward recession, but another poor jobs report could trigger a chain reaction on Wall Street and in Washington that reshapes how…
Pound veers from best to worst currency as Brexit funk weighs Gulf News
London: The pound has turned from the best-performing currency at the start of the year to the worst this quarter. Sterling may not fare much better in the next …
80% of the stock market is now on autopilot CNBC
80% of investing on Wall Street is tied to passive or quantitative funds, JP Morgan estimates.
A positive sign for the global economy Gulf News
For the past two years, the annual gatherings of the G20 group of international leaders have been dominated by differences over climate change and trade …
Democrats Don’t Want to Talk About the Economy The Atlantic
Over four hours of debate among what felt like a thousand Democratic candidates, a few notable topics scarcely came up. There was no heated tussle over jobs …
Police ‘refused’ to help victims of £10m currency firm collapse Sky News
Police, the Serious Fraud Office, the Treasury, Barclays, Action Fraud and the Financial Ombudsman have all said they can’t help.
The World’s Top Stock Market? Right Now, It’s Russia The New York Times
Russian stocks are generating some of the highest returns of 2019, as investors get over the shock of last year’s sanctions.
