Monthly Archives: October, 2011

Welcome to the Bear Market

On a closing basis, the S&P 500 hasn’t dropped the necessary 20% to be considered an official bear market, but for all intents and...

The Unvarnished Truth of Higher Dividends

The last few months have been brutal—but much more so for some stocks than others. Earlier this year, stock pickers spouted off about the...

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Gold for Trump’s Tariffs and the Course Correction

Have you considered some gold for Trump’s tariffs and...

Trump’s Plan to Revive U.S. Shipbuilding

The Trump administration is drafting an executive order to...

“Retail Is Changing, Not Dying”

At the Cato Institute, Scott Lincicome explains that the...

Next-Gen Energy Storage: Hybrid Lithium-Ion Capacitor from Saw Dust

Jijo Malayil of Interesting Engineering reports that UPV/EHU researchers...

ROBOCOP: China Deploys Humanoid Robots for Police Patrols

Jijo Malayil of Interesting Engineering reports that humanoid robots,...

China’s Counterattack on U.S. Tariffs Intensifies

Hannah Miao and Liza Lin of The Wall Street...

Trump Tariffs Shock Mexico and Canada

Vipal Monga, Santiago Pérez, and José de Córdoba of...

The Power of a Compound Interest Table

Compound interest was described as the greatest mathematical discovery...

Gold Mining Boom Threatens Ghana’s Cocoa Industry

Ghana, the world’s second-biggest cocoa producer, is facing a...

Second US Company Nails Landing on Moon

Irene Klotz of Aviation Week reports that Firefly Aerospace's...