Author: Dian Chu

By Frank Holmes When it comes to investing, wise managers are like good drivers, constantly evaluating the environment, looking for signs to step on the gas or slow down. A positive signal received this week came from Goldman...

By Michael Snyder We always knew that the financial markets were rigged, but this is getting ridiculous. It is now being alleged that 20 major banks have been systematically fixing global interest rates for years. Barclays has...

By Charles Rotblut In writing the opening comments for the July AAII Dividend Investing monthly newsletter, I discussed how the market’s performance this year has been better than most investors probably think. As of June...

By Payscale Each year, PayScale surveys thousands of HR and business leaders to learn about the workforce and compensation trends they’ve experienced in the previous year, and to see how those trends have informed their...

By Ellen Brown On Friday, June 29th, German Chancellor Angela Merkel acquiesced to changes to a permanent Eurozone bailout fund–“before the ink was dry,” as critics complained. Besides easing the conditions...

By Tyler Durden of ZeroHedge Confused by all the amusing arguments of a housing “recovery” (because if you believe in it, it just may come true…. maybe) in the sad context of a reality in which the economy is...

By Economy Watch As the European Union embargo against Iranian crude came into full effect on Sunday, a defiant Tehran has responded by introducing a draft bill that would block oil tankers en route to countries that have...