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Liz Weston: 4 Financial ‘experts’ Who Could Steer You Wrong
None of us knows everything we need to know about money, so we may turn to experts for help. But some money professionals who offer advice are not qualified to do so nor are they required to put our interests ahead of theirs.
Here Are The Top Stocks for Investors on January 11
Indicating a positive start for Sensex and Nifty50, SGX Nifty was trading 99.50 points or 0.69 percent higher at 14,476.00 on Monday morning.
IMF Says China Recovering Fast Ahead of Most Big Economies, Projects 8% Growth in 2021
However, the main concern around the Chinese recovery that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has is the lack of balance, said Hlge Berger, Mission Chief for China and Assistant Director, Asia and Pacific Department of the IMF.
What You Should Know About RBI Digital Payment Index
The move is especially important as there has been a significant rise in digital transactions in the recent past.
New Campaign, And Logo, For GM In A Bid To Electrify Image
General Motors is changing its corporate logo and launching an electric vehicle marketing campaign to reshape its image as clean vehicle company, rather than a builder of gaspowered pickups and SUVs.
Wall Street Set For Record Open As Stimulus Hopes Outweigh Dire Jobs Report
Wall Street's main indexes were set to scale new highs on Friday, as hopes of more economic stimulus to ride out a pandemicled downturn eclipsed concerns over a significant loss of pace in labor market recovery.
UK Watchdog Investigates Google's Ad Data Revamp Proposals
Britain's competition watchdog said Friday it launched an investigation into Google's plan to overhaul its ad data system over worries it could leave even less room for rivals in the online ad industry.
Credit Suisse To Slide Into Red As It Sets Aside $850 For U.S. Litigation
Credit Suisse said it will sink to a fourthquarter loss after setting aside hundreds of millions of dollars more than previously expected on Friday for a legal dispute over property debt in the United States.
MSCI, FTSE Russell Drop Chinese Telcos, Shares Lose $10 Billion In Value
Global index providers MSCI Inc and FTSE Russell said they would cut three Chinese telecom companies from their benchmarks in response to a U.S. investment ban, crushing the share prices and widening the fallout from the U.S. sanctions.
Oil Touches Fresh 11-month Highs After U.S. Inventory Fall
Oil prices were steady on Thursday after hitting fresh 11month highs on a fall in U.S. stockpiles and in the wake of a pledge by Saudi Arabia to cut output by more than expected.
Exclusive: Portugal Confident It Will Get EU Green Light For TAP Rescue Plan In Q1
Portugal is confident the European Commission will approve its plan to rescue ailing flag carrier TAP, Finance Minister Joao Leao said in an interview, adding that he expected that green light by the end of March.
EU Regulator Approves Moderna Vaccine As Fears Grow Over Virus Variants
Europe's drug regulator gave the green light to Moderna Inc's COVID19 vaccine on Wednesday, the second shot it has approved, as authorities accelerate inoculation efforts amid fears about more infectious variants of the coronavirus.
Britain To Name Former Goldman Banker Sharp As BBC Chairman - Sky News
Britain is to name former Goldman Sachs banker Richard Sharp as the next chairman of the BBC as the broadcaster faces questions about its future funding and purpose as viewers turn to new competitors, Sky News reported on Wednesday.
Fintech Startup Affirm Aims For Over $9 Billion Valuation In U.S. IPO
Affirm Holdings Inc, founded by PayPal Holdings Inc cofounder Max Levchin, is aiming for a valuation of over $9 billion in its initial public offering, the lending startup said in a filing on Tuesday.
U.S. Factory Activity Near 2-1/2-year High; COVID-19 Disrupting Supply Chains
U.S. factory activity accelerated to its highest level in nearly 21/2 years in December as the coronavirus pandemic continues to pull demand away from services towards goods, though spiraling new infections are causing bottlenecks in supply chains.
Gulf Economy Gets A Boost From Healing Of Saudi-Qatar Rift
A resolution to Qatar's threeyearold dispute with Saudi Arabia and three other Arab countries will benefit Qatar and its global airline, and advantages could ripple through the whole region as it recovers from lower oil prices and the coronavirus crisis.