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It’s been a bad week for humanity. Google reckons we’re too dumb to be in charge of cars, Microsoft appears to be rewarding software pirates and Apple’s still refusing to admit that the gold Apple Watch Edition is an elaborate joke. But there are plenty of reasons to be cheerful, and they’re all in this edition of Week In Tech. Windows 10: yarrrrr welcome Good news for software pirates: Microsoft
China’s Defense Ministry on Friday denied that it had anything to do with a cyber attack on Register.com, a unit of Web.com, following a report in the Financial Times that the FBI was looking into the Chinese military’s involvement. “The relevant criticism that China’s military participated in Internet hacking is to play the same old tune, and is totally baseless,” the ministry said in a fax to Reuters in response
Washington could actually get something done, if politicians wanted to.
Yahoo Finance’s Mike Santoli has three things you should keep an eye on while trading today.
The dollar has been on a roll. But EuroPacific Capital’s Schiff remains steadfast in his bearish view on the buck, and bullish view on gold.
NEW YORK (TheStreet) — It was a pretty quiet trading day for gold on Thursday, as there was almost no follow-through price action in the Far East market—and the spike high at 9 a.m. Hong Kong time got capped immediately. Once London opened, the gold price got sold down to its ‘low’ of the day around 8:45 a.m. in New York. It recovered somewhat by 12:10 p.m. in New York—and
Today one of the prestigious firms that has been successfully forecasting markets for over 60 years just put out a MAJOR ALERT on the gold and silver space! This is an incredibly important report for anyone who is invested in or thinking about investing in physical gold and silver or the mining shares.
[AP] – Shares of some top silver companies are mixed at 1 p.m.: Hecla Mining Co. fell $.01 or .4 percent, to $2.72. Pan American Silver Corp. rose $.12 or 1.1 percent, to $11.26. Silver Standard Resources Inc. …
