Learn from the Crisis but Move On Says Barclays Wealth Monthly Strategy Update (Business Wire)
NEW YORK----Our Investment Themes: Move past the crisis Position for this economic recovery Seek diverse exposure to Asian economic growth Short-term interest rates are likely to remain very low for a long time, but longer-term yields will likely start rising sooner
Creativitys Economic -- and Sexual -- Edge
Skills that are good for your career may also benefit your love life, says a new research report. That, plus little-noticed economic powerhouses and a new low-tech diet trend, in this installment.
Bank of England cautions on economic recovery (AP)
The Bank of England raised its forecasts for economic growth and inflation on Wednesday, but warned that Britains economic recovery is just beginning and that its strength remains highly uncertain.
First, Buns of Steel. Then, Minds Like Steel Traps
What aerobics was to the 80s, brain fitness will be to the next decade as the huge numbers of Baby Boomers grapple with aging minds. Thats just one of this gigantic demographic shifts business implications spotlighted in this installment.
World markets up again amid ongoing optimism (AP)
World stock markets rose Wednesday as investor appetite for riskier assets such as shares and commodities remained strong, pushing many indexes up towards their highest levels this year.
Money That Grows on Cornstalks
Corn-based fuel ethanol has captured the attention of big-name investors -- should you follow the money? Plus, nonprofits retail therapy, social connections at 300,000 feet, and more.
Dollar pulls off 15-month low despite US support (AP)
The dollar pulled off a new 15-month low in late trading Wednesday after the euro rose above $1.50, while Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner reiterated the administrations stance that a strong dollar is good for the U.S. economy.
How Investors Can Live Long and Prosper
We may be on the brink of big breakthroughs in extending human lives. If so, here are some compelling areas for investment. Plus, big banks get an eBay-style competitor in lending, and more.