Climate change at Davos
Without 'naming names,' Al Gore asked panelists at #wef19 what advice they would give to a world leader who does not believe in climate change. More #ReutersDavos coverage: https://reut.rs/2AYJae6
Baffled by this week’s Brexit headlines? One of our gurus on the subject explains everything you need to know.
Is the apocalypse coming? With Cadbury stockpiling chocolate and Eurostar trains potentially being disallowed from France, it sure looks like it. Get caught up with Reuters Brexit guru Guy Faulconbridge.
Trapped: Ten years after the financial crisis, millions of Americans are still being swallowed by mortgages that carry balances exceeding the value of their home https://reut.rs/2OmPFMH via [Reuters TV]
Cadbury is stockpiling chocolate, Eurostar trains may not be allowed into France and leaders warn of chaos at the borders – what on earth is going on with Brexit? We asked one of our gurus on the subject to explain this week’s headlines.
Financial crisis ten years on: Dan Burns on Banks
Ten years ago, the collapse of Lehman Brothers triggered the 2008 financial crisis and decimated the value of global equities. Reuters journalist Dan Burns discusses what has changed since then: https://reut.rs/2MfQDIB
Markets financial crisis ten years on: Dan Burns on Banks
‘While stocks got crushed in the 2008 financial crisis, they’ve been hands-down the winner of the post-apocalypse period’ says Reuters journalist Dan Burns. See who are the biggest winners and losers from the crisis - ten years on: https://reut.rs/2MiBrux
As Apple breaks the $1 trillion mark, Stephen Nellis explains why Wall Street is still bullish on the company amid a fairly flat smartphone market: https://reut.rs/2KlLy0o $APPL
Crowning a decade-long rise fueled by its ubiquitous iPhone, Apple has become the first $1 trillion publicly-listed U.S. company. Here's a look back at its history: https://reut.rs/2AHwcEa
Apple investor gushes over the company's $1 trillion valuation
Donna Fenn doesn't claim to be a stock-picking wizard - she just got lucky with a tip in 1985 on a then-little known company called Apple. Conway G. Gittens reports: https://reut.rs/2KnAhwF
Senior Goldman banker by day, big-city club DJ by night Senior Goldman banker by day, big-city club DJ by night
Meet senior Goldman banker David Solomon or as the club kids know him as, DJ D-Sol. Solomon, soon to be the sole No. 2 to Goldman Sachs Group Chief Executive Officer Lloyd Blankfein, still finds time to pursue a beloved hobby: spinning records at big-city nightclubs. https://reut.rs/2HpsHl8 via
The new tax law and what's in it for you: We are #facebooklive with Jeffrey Levine, director of financial planning for BluePrint Wealth Alliance, answering your questions.
The Dow plunges over 500 points
The Dow plunges over 500 points as a solid jobs report, tech earnings and the release of a controversial memo affect the stock market. Conway G. Gittens reports http://reut.rs/2E0sJSg #MarketsNow
Stock market hurt by hiring surge and tech earnings
The stock market takes a hit from hiring surge and tech earnings, Conway G. Gittens reports http://reut.rs/2FANq3t
Elon Musk sells $10 million in flamethrowers in four days
Elon Musk sells $10 million in flamethrowers in four days http://reut.rs/2ExblBC Reuters TV
Shell takes top slot beating rival Exxon Mobil
Shell takes top slot beating rival Exxon Mobil http://reut.rs/2Fz26jK via Reuters TV
Advertisers hope comedy in Super Bowl commercials scores a touchdown
Advertisers hope comedy in Super Bowl commercials scores a touchdown. More Reuters video: http://reut.rs/2Gzwzzd #SBLII
How to cope with grief: We are #facebooklive with Rebecca Soffer, one of the co-authors of "Modern Loss: Candid Conversation About Grief. Beginners Welcome." Send us your questions.
Trump ramps up 'America First' agenda with washer and solar tariffs
Trump ramps up 'America First' agenda with washer and solar tariffs, Andy Sullivan reports http://reut.rs/2Bo5Gui
Senators end shutdown, but immigration battle far from over
Senators end shutdown, but immigration battle far from over Andy Sullivan reports http://reut.rs/2DxJRys
U.S. holiday spending surges to 12-year high
U.S. holiday spending surges to 12-year high, Conway G. Gittens breaks down the numbers. http://reut.rs/2qZMinE
New Year's Resolutions you'll want to keep. Were #facebooklive with Michael F. Kay of Financial Life Focus on improving your relationship with money. Leave your questions in the comments.
Love and money: how couples can successfully manage their finances. We're #facebooklive with David Bach, author of "Smart Couples Finish Rich."
Reuters BreakingViews 2018 PREDICTIONS: Saudi Aramco
Choosing where to list is proving difficult for Saudi’s national oil giant. London’s rules – and Qatar’s investment in the exchange – will be hard to overcome. Legal risks make New York iffy. A Hong Kong float, supported by a pipeline of cash from China, may be the least-bad option. For more 2018 Reuters Breakingviews Predictions: http://reut.rs/2Cta6T4
Hot money: Investment tips for 2018
From Bitcoin to Disney, Wall Street insiders reveal the best ways to invest your money in 2018. Check out the tips in this Reuters TV playlist. http://reut.rs/2zQ8LTc
Hot money: Investment tips for 2018
From Bitcoin to Disney, Wall Street insiders reveal the best ways to invest your money in 2018. Check out the tips in this Reuters TV playlist. http://reut.rs/2CfcWy6
Reuters BreakingViews 2018 PREDICTIONS: Saudi Aramco
Choosing where to list is proving difficult for Saudi’s national oil giant. London’s rules – and Qatar’s investment in the exchange – will be hard to overcome. Legal risks make New York iffy. A Hong Kong float, supported by a pipeline of cash from China, may be the least-bad option. For more 2018 Reuters Breakingviews Predictions: http://reut.rs/2CcWpKW
Predictions: The year of mega deals
Reuters BreakingViews 2018 Predictions: The year of mega deals http://reut.rs/2zHvlxb
Lithium boom has Bolivia seeking fresh capital
Lithium boom has Bolivia seeking fresh capital http://reut.rs/2CjkVqw