On the heels of massive selling in Asian markets, including Shanghai, today two of the greats in the business sent King World News fantastic pieces that warn the turmoil in Asia rocks global markets as crude oil plunges and gold surprises.
By Megan Rowling BARCELONA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – After oil prices hit a record high in July 2008, the tiny Pacific nation of the Marshall Islands was forced to declare an economic emergency since around 90 percent of its energy needs were met by imported petroleum products. The fuel price shock was a major incentive for the low-lying island country to reduce its reliance on diesel and other fossil fuels,
By Jed Horowitz NEW YORK (Reuters) – For most people saving for retirement, buying a non-tradeable real estate investment trust that charges fees and commissions of 11 percent or more doesn’t sound like a good deal. Many brokers are fuming over a proposed U.S. Department of Labor rule that would block them from selling any investment into a retirement account in return for a commission. Instead, the DOL would restrict
On the heels of continued uncertainty in global markets, the Godfather of newsletter writers, 91-year-old Richard Russell, warned people to be completely out of the stock market. He also covered everything from major markets, including gold and silver, to the memory of his 21st birthday during World War II.
[Marketwired] – Primero Mining Corp. announces the resignation of Mr. Rohan Hazelton from its Board of Directors. Mr. Hazelton has served on Primero’s Board of Directors since August 2010, upon the acquisition of…
With people around the world still worried about the recent turmoil in global markets, today former U.S. Treasury official, Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, warned King World News that we are now in the final endgame for humanity.
Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Monday on the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Stock Market: NYSE Chevron Corp., up 56 cents to $80.99 Oil stocks tracked the price of crude, which …
(Reuters) – A North Dakota oil well owned by Exxon Mobil subsidiary XTO Energy blew out on Saturday, leaking more than 550 barrels (23,100 gallons) of crude, some of which left the wellpad and seeped into surrounding grasses. The well, located in a rural area 25 miles southeast of Watford City, was being hydraulic fractured when its pressure control valves failed and it leaked the oil and about 110 barrels
[GlobeNewswire] – NEW YORK — Rosen Law Firm, a global investor rights law firm, reminds purchasers of Silver Wheaton Corp. securities from March 30, 2011 through July 6, 2015, all dates inclusive (the “Class Period”), …
