06-18-2014, 01:54 PM
Even with the market soaring to record heights, some investors are afraid of a melt up: a sudden rise in stock prices. After the rise could come a fall and some investors are bracing to exit the market.
Could Stocks Melt Up? | Watch the video - Yahoo Finance
Tired of wasting your time watching cat videos or scrolling through your Facebook newsfeed? Want to be more productive next time you go online? Here's a list of websites that will actually make you smarter
Websites That Make You Smarter - Business Insider
A new surveillance and reporting program in 80 countries led by the World Health Organization shows that counterfeit antibiotics are a growing problem in all regions of the world, rivaling fake versions of erectile dysfunction pills like Viagra. Infections become superbugs by gaining resistance when the treatments used against them aren’t strong enough to kill them. It’s a growing problem as substandard counterfeit drugs become more prevalent.
Fake Antibiotics Feed Growing Worldwide Superbugs Threat - Bloomberg
Market research has shown that BlackBerry is still more popular than Windows Phone here in the UK.
BlackBerry still beating Windows Phone in UK - News - Trusted Reviews
We cannot allow that we are prevented from honouring our commitments to 93 per cent of bondholders. We are going to initiate a debt swap to pay the bonds in Argentina, under local legislation… That would be Axel Kicillof, Argentina’s economy minister.
They shall not pass (but let’s try and reroute our bonds around them anyway) | FT Alphaville
Back in September we calculated that the average London house had earned more in the previous year than its average occupants. The difference then was small, a capital gain of £38,729 in the year to July, against a post-tax income of £38,688 in 2011, the last year for which the ONS has statistics. Fast forward the best part of a year and your London house has had a raise, is flicking through the Audi catalog and considering exotic holidays.