As the world's central banks and economic policymakers convened in Washington over the weekend for the annual meetings of the IMF, IIF and World Bank, there was a distinct lack of conviction in the air...
Last week saw a softening in the price of both gold and silver bullion, as geopolitical risk was significantly curtailed due to the perceived success of the Brexit movement and reassuring housing data out of the United States.
“One of the untold stories of the past few years is that CFTC, Treasury, SEC and NEC director at the time, Gary Cohn, believed that the launch of bitcoin futures would have the impact of popping the bitcoin bubble. And it worked.”
Sources told Reuters on Friday that China's biggest shared workspace company is about to file a confidential prospectus with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for a US IPO launch.
Ending a nearly six-week long strike, the longest work stoppage at GM since 1970, late on Friday workers at General Motors’ US plants approved a new labor deal following contentious negotiations over pay and production plans.
The full year deficit for fiscal 2019 was shy of $1 trillion, but just barely, printing at $984.4 billion, a whopping 26.4% increase to the $779 billion deficit hit in 2018.
...the Adam Neumann story is repeated in a non-infuriating and non-obvious way every day in every S&P 500 company. And it’s been going on for a DECADE...
