
Is Apple Stock (AAPL) a Buy?
Another iPhone-size hit doesn’t seem to be on the horizon, but that’s OK. …read more […]
Another iPhone-size hit doesn’t seem to be on the horizon, but that’s OK. …read more […]
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has delivered a dose of harsh reality to Donald Trump, bashing hopes for a quick denuclearization deal in a pointed rebuke to the president’s top envoy while accusing the U.S. of making “gangster-like” demands. After the historic U.S.-North Korea summit in Singapore, Trump declared the North was no longer a threat and would hand over the remains of Americans killed during the Korean War. Now, three weeks later, the two sides were still at odds on all issues, including exactly what denuclearization means and how it might be verified, after a third …read more […]
China’s Huawei, the world’s largest maker of telecommunication network equipment, does not see itself becoming the target of U.S. sanctions and will keep buying U.S. chips this year, one of its three rotating chairmen told a French newspaper.
Don’t assume that your retirement income is fixed. You can increase it — and live off of more money in the future. …read more […]
Now that DJI has made its semi-pro drone technology more accessible through …read more […]
HP, Apple, Altria, and AT&T all trade at dirt cheap valuations. …read more […]
When VW smashed Pikes Peak’s all-time record with an electric car, there was …read more […]
Even if headline statistics go down, the move could make the company healthier in the long run. …read more […]
Apple is expected to launch new iPhones in September. Over the weekend, 9to5Mac, an Apple blog, posted a video of what looks to be physical representations of this year’s upcoming iPhone models. What they depict lines up pretty closely with what analysts and journalists expect from the 2018 iPhone lineup, which will probably be launched in September. …read more […]
Don’t confuse the growth of Alibaba’s public cloud unit with IBM’s entire cloud business. …read more […]
Since moving his company, Quicken Loans, to downtown Detroit in 2010, Dan Gilbert has been investing billions of dollars into the city to revive it after decades of decline. Last year, a marketing mistake confirmed many Detroiters’ fears that Gilbert’s project was looking to eliminate the city’s overwhelming black majority, fears built on a history of racial strife in Detroit. Gilbert told us that he thought the “See Detroit As We Do” campaign was terrible and was against his goal of trying to transform the city for not only new business, but lifelong Detroiters. …read more […]
IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde said on Saturday that a proposed joint euro zone budget could be designed with conditions so that it does not become a no-strings-attached transfer of rich countries’ cash to poorer members.
Both companies operate in the ever-growing field of e-commerce, but which has a longer runway? …read more […]
Dan Gilbert is the billionaire owner of the NBA’s Cleveland Cavaliers and the founder of Quicken Loans, the largest mortgage lender in the United States. It is now given to every employee in his Rock Ventures family of more than 100 companies. Dan Gilbert runs an empire. …read more […]
Hint: It’s a global powerhouse, but it’s not the United States. …read more […]
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