NEW YORK (TheStreet) — Gold began to rally the moment that trading began in New York at 6:00 p.m. on Sunday evening, but wasn’t allowed to get far—and by 10 a.m. Hong Kong time on their Monday morning, the gold price was back to unchanged. It’s low tick, such as it was, came shortly before 9 a.m. in London—and from there the price chopped quietly higher in light trading, with
As people continue to digest breaking news from around the world, today the Godfather of newsletter writers, 90-year-old Richard Russell, warned of a world on the edge of chaos. Russell also spoke about his memories from one of the most important days in world history nearly 70 years ago.
Today one of the greats in the business spoke with King World News about the United States, Weimar Germany and what the Fed is really up to. He also included two fantastic illustrations that all KWN readers around the world must see.
With the U.S. dollar declining and the Dow trading well above 18,000, while gold, below is a key piece which highlights how Google and Apple are looking to transform our world.
If you imagine extroverts as shallow and abrasive — rather like used-car salesmen — you might wonder what on earth you could possibly learn from them.
It’s not all in your head. Allergies are actually getting worse, thanks to this.
Oman’s Sultan Qaboos returned home “in complete health” on Monday after an eight-month medical stay in Germany, state television reported, adding his treatment had been a success. Qaboos, 74, has been absolute ruler of the Arabian peninsula state since 1970, but his absence in Germany since July had led to growing concern about his health. Qaboos “returned to the soil of the dear nation this evening, blessed by God’s favor
By Emma Farge DAKAR (Reuters) – Lapses that fueled the Ebola outbreak after it was first discovered a year ago are dogging the final stages of the fight against the virus as fatigue and complacency set in, delaying the end of the deadly epidemic. Three doctors were discovered to be infected with Ebola at a hospital in Guinea’s capital Conakry last week in what health reports and government officials blamed
Experiments conducted at an underground laboratory at Vanderbilt University could prove vital in the fight against cancer. Alex Walsh, a biomedical researcher, is using a laser to make what she calls organoids glow. The organoid is then dosed with a cocktail of cancer drugs and placed under a microscope at which point it is blasted with a laser. Measuring the variations in the intensity of the resulting fluorescence provides a
