Three Democratic U.S. senators on Tuesday introduced sweeping legislation to reform how new airplanes are certified and overseen by U.S. regulators after two fatal Boeing 737 MAX crashes killed 346 people.
Investing in art is becoming more popular. Stock markets continue to be near all-time highs. And people continue to look for ways to minimize downside risk. Diversifying your portfolio by investing in artworks is one way to do that.
There are some definite advantages to investing in art. On the other hand, it’s definitely not wise for everyone. Every investor must decide whether art makes sense for their portfolio.
Does investing in art make sense for you? Let’s take a look at what it really entails and what you should know.
What Is the Art Market Like?
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Three Democratic U.S. senators on Tuesday introduced sweeping legislation to reform how new airplanes are certified and overseen by U.S. regulators after two fatal Boeing 737 MAX crashes killed 346 people. The bill would create an independent aircraft certification commission, bar Boeing Co and other manufacturers from tying employee compensation to delivery of airplanes and increase oversight of manufacturers that handle delegated certification tasks on behalf of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Boeing’s best-selling jet has been grounded since March 2019 and the FAA has been criticized by some for its role in approving the jet’s new safety …read more […]
Wall Street’s three major stock indexes fell 3% on Tuesday as the coronavirus spread further around the world and investors clamored for safety a day after the S&P 500’s and the Dow Industrials’ biggest daily declines in two years.
Crude prices fell about 3% on Tuesday, dropping for a third day, as concerns about the spread of the coronavirus grew after the U.S. government warned Americans to prepare for the disease.
A group of 39 state attorneys general on Tuesday announced an investigation into Juul Labs Inc’s marketing practices, adding to mounting legal and regulatory problems for the e-cigarette maker over its role in the nation’s youth vaping epidemic.
German Facebook users would want the social media platform to pay them about $8 per month for sharing their contact information, while U.S. users would only seek $3.50, according to a study of how people in various countries value their private information.
Mallinckrodt Plc on Tuesday said it had agreed to a $1.6 billion settlement proposal in which its generic drug business would file bankruptcy in order to resolve thousands of lawsuits alleging it helped fuel the U.S. opioid epidemic.
As markets reel from coronavirus fears, investor and ex-White House advisor Anthony Scaramucci explained on Tuesday why he’s never been more defensive on equities. …read more […]
Martin Currie Head of Strategy Kim Catechis joins Yahoo Finance’s Seana Smith to discuss the market reaction as stocks plunge for a second day in a row amid renewed coronavirus concerns on The Ticker. …read more […]
A new report on financial literacy found that among millennials, only 16% correctly answered all three basic questions. …read more […]
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Tuesday proposed that airlines complete inspections on a key component that could make Boeing 737 MAX airplanes vulnerable to lightning strikes and interference from high-power radio frequency transmitters before returning to service. Boeing Co in December issued a service bulletin that disclosed procedures for detailed inspections and repairs or replacement if needed for panels on top of the engine housing that may not ensure adequate shielding of the underlying wiring. Boeing said on Tuesday it agreed with the FAA recommendation. …read more […]
Grim warnings on Tuesday from public health officials about the spread of the coronavirus coincided with new cases appearing across Europe …read more […]
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