Monthly Archives: April, 2019

How Many “Retirees” Will Keep Working?: Paying Their Kids’ Bills

Across America, parents are spending their retirement savings to pay their children's bills. Student loans, insurance, credit cards, and healthcare costs are just some...

American Stocks Can’t Outrun the World Forever

With profits racing ahead of economic growth in America, Mike Bird of The Wall Street Journal suggests replicating recent American stock market success will...

Overcapacity in Shipping Industry Sinks Ship Orders to Lowest in 15 Years

There's so much overcapacity in the shipping industry that companies are having a hard time making money. In response, the shippers aren't ordering new...

Your Survival Guy in Paris: Peking Duck

When you land in Charles de Gaulle airport, taxiing to the gate can feel longer than the flight. It’s big. And if it’s not...

Just Four Stocks Have Generated Half of the NASDAQ 100’s Gains in April

So far in April, half of the gains generated by the Nasdaq 100 were produced by the stocks from just four companies, Apple, Amazon,...

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Congratulations, You’re Retired: Now What? Part 6

When we enter the real world after school, it...

Congratulations, You Graduated into Retirement. Now What? #5

It’s graduation season and not just from school. Many...

U.S. Billionaires Target Congo’s Cobalt in Bid to Secure Energy Future

U.S.-backed KoBold Metals, supported by Jeff Bezos and Bill...

Shale Plateau Looms as Global LNG Market Set to Double

The U.S. shale oil output may plateau or decline...

Retirement #4: How Do You Feel? How Will You Feel?

When it comes to retirement, two questions worth thinking...

World’s Leading EV Motor Factory to Supply Ferrari and Lamborghini

Sujita Sinha of Interesting Engineering reports that YASA, a...

China Dominates Battery Supply Chain: From Mine to Market

China dominates every stage of the global battery supply...

No SALT Please: Part II

You read here a couple of days ago that...

Unleashing American Energy: Largest Deregulation in DOE History Announced

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has launched the...

U.S. Hydropower Generation Increases

U.S. hydropower generation is expected to grow by 7.5%...