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24/11/2015

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/chilling-statistics-terrorism-globally-marcelo-melo?trk=hp-feed-article-title-publish

04/10/2015

http://www.internationalfinancialtimes.com/2015/09/22/evolution-desk/

The past 35 years has seen the transformation of the everyday things that surround us traverse from tangible to virtual. a digital app exists for everything from world mapping to paying bills, completely re-contextualizing the tools we use in the workplace. a team at the Harvard innovation lab has e…

13/03/2015

Commerzbank slapped with $1.45 billion fine over AML, Sanctions and Fraud related breaches

http://www.internationalfinancialtimes.com/2015/03/13/commerzbank-slapped-with-1-45-billion-fine-over-aml-sanctions-and-fraud-related-breaches/

08/01/2015

http://www.internationalfinancialtimes.com/2015/01/08/difficult-use-bitcoin-crime/

The relative anonymity afforded by using the cryptocurrency known as Bitcoin appears to be in jeopardy, making it potentially less attractive for use in connection with cybercrime. Three University of Luxembourg researchers say they have identified techniques that can be used to determine the identi…

22/12/2014

http://www.internationalfinancialtimes.com/2014/12/18/are-entrepreneurs-born-or-they-can-be-taught/

You have got a great business idea and you think you could make a lot of money from it – what do you do? Perhaps you set up your own company, dedicate your life to it, and through drive and determination make a fortune. Or maybe you just forget about your idea, and quietly get …

16/12/2014

http://www.tradervox.com/fundamental-analysis/161214/Aussie-Dollar-Gains-as-Rate-Cut-Bets-Find-No-Support-in-RBA-Minutes

The Australian Dollar briefly rose following the release of minutes from December’s RBA policy meeting. The document showed that the central bank continues to see a period of stability in interest rates as the most prudent course for the time being. While the bank left rates unchanged in December an…

02/10/2012

http://www.tradervox.com/fundamental-analysis/021012/Loonie-Up-against-US-Dollar-on-US-Manufacturing-Data

Tradervox.com (Dublin) - The loonie advanced against the greenback and most peers after a report from the US showed that the US manufacturing sector unexpectedly expanded, boosting demand for commodity related currencies as risk appetite grew. Signs of growth in the US boost Canadian currency, since...

18/09/2012

http://www.tradervox.com/fundamental-analysis/180912/Canadian-Dollar-Falls-on-Poor-Oil-Prices-and-Slow-Economic-Growth

Tradervox.com (Dublin) – The loonie has declined for the second day against the US counterpart as crude oil prices tumbled to three months low and stocks fell as concerns of economic growth dampened the demand for higher yielding assets. The Canadian dollar dropped as Canada’s existing home sales di...

13/09/2012

http://www.tradervox.com/central-banks-news/130912/German-Court-Ruling-Backs-ECB-Bond-Buying-Plan

Tradervox.com (Dublin) – German Court ruling have offered support for the European Central Bank bond buying program which may quicken argument for Spain to request bailout from the ECB. Analysts are now evaluating the ECB’s ability to resolve the crisis. Spain has been reluctant in requesting for ba...

12/09/2012

http://www.tradervox.com/fundamental-analysis/120912/South-Pacific-Currencies-Strengthen-on-Risk-Appetite

Tradervox.com (Dublin) – As the Federal Open Market Committee meets today, speculation of an announcement to commence bond buying program have mounted, boosting risk appetite in the market. South pacific dollars have, in turn, advanced against most of their peers. The New Zealand dollar and its Aust...

10/09/2012

http://www.tradervox.com/central-banks-news/100912/US-Labor-Market-Disappoints-as-Speculation-of-Additional-Easing-Rose

Tradervox.com (Dublin) – Speculation that Federal Reserve Chairman will move to have his stimulus package accepted in the next Federal Open Market Committee meeting this week increased after a report from the US Labor department indicated that employment is growing at a slower pace than expected. Br...