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HSBC to pay $100 million to end Libor rigging lawsuit in the US
HSBC has agreed to pay $100 million to end private U.S. litigation accusing it of conspiring to manipulate the Libor benchmark interest rate.
Record US oil offshore lease sale to test Trump energy push
The U.S. Interior Department will hold the largest lease sale in American history in the offshore Gulf of Mexico on Wednesday, in a major test of the oil industry’s appetite for federal acreage being offered by the Trump administration.
Venezuela Tries To Pay Russian Debt With Cryptocurrency
Venezuela's government wants to pay off its russian debt with its new cryptocurrency, the Petro.
Gold breaking out with bigger rally ahead
Gold is the become the main target for investors.
Tariffs Are as American as Apple Pie
Listening to hysterical commentary from the mainstream media about President Trump’s tariff proposals, one would think his policies were in violation of the U.S. Constitution. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Global gold investment seen rising for fifth year in 2018
Global gold investment up for fifth consecutive year since 2018
Student Education Crisis: Is it worth it ?
Student loans will probably be the cause of the next crisis.
Central Banks: Rapid Asset Inflation is Destroying Purchasing Power
Inflation should be caused by normal market responses but the government keeps asset prices artificially high, the result could be a disaster.
Petro-yuan helps Russia & China dump US dollar in oil trade
The launch of the petro-yuan now allows Moscow and Beijing to use national currencies instead.
Cryptocurrency litecoin falls 10% after payments processor 'LitePay' closes
Litecoin traded roughly 10 percent lower near $145 as of 4:08 p.m. ET, according to CoinMarketCap.