Current Affairs Archives - Page 4 of 16

The U.K. and Europe can’t exactly go their own ways once their divorce is finalized… Source: Bloomberg

How badly has the European banking sector been punished since the U.K. Brexit vote? About 22 percent, but the range is as high as 43%...

If you can’t get out to see any fireworks, check out this one, as recorded from a drone: Fireworks filmed with a drone BE...

Taking You Back In Time: Kate Smith introduces “God Bless America”

One of the main signs of the health of the global and U.S. economies is its ability to absorb a blow, and shake it off. At least...

Last week, James Rickards, editor at Strategic Intelligence, and I actually had an intelligent debate about investing in gold and its...

Its not the usual week for my WaPo column, but the editors at the Sunday Washington Post Business Section asked me for a...

We haven’t seen numbers like this since the financial crisis — although to be fair, these numbers bring us in the USA back to...

The Brexit campaign has been plagued by little white lies, half-truths and disinformation: Debunking years of tabloid claims about...

The Shift to a Cashless Society is Snowballing Source: Visual Capitalist