While unemployment in Denmark is almost the lowest in Europe despite a minimum wage not far below $20 an hour and some of the world’s steepest taxes, the country clearly represents a place where the usual rules tend not to… Read More ›
Day: June 6, 2016
Polls Show Momentum for Brexit Resulting in Fall of Pound and Volatility Jump
Reviving concern the June 23 referendum will throw global markets into turmoil and undermine confidence in the 28-nation trading bloc, polls showed more Britons favored quitting the European Union and the pound dropped to a three-week low. Three surveys on Monday… Read More ›
Barron predicts Whole Food Market’s share to hover at $40 in 2017
Barron’s newspaper has predicted a surge in Whole Food Market’s shares. The supermarket chain is aggressively foraying into new areas and closing the price gap, of its produce, with its rivals. Investors though should study the company’s fundamentals before investing… Read More ›
BlackRock sells one of its towers at Asian square development to Qatar for $2.5 billion
Singapore’s real estate market is contracting and the availability of office space is increasing. Real estate developers will be adding 4 million Sq. feet this year, followed by 1.4 million next year. In what BlackRock has stated to be the… Read More ›
Teheran’s oil exports surges thanks to P&I clubs
Despite the partial lifting of U.S led sanctions, Iran’s oil exports are surging with European and Asian tankers are in the lead. Following the lifting of western sanctions in January, more than 20 Asian and European super-tankers are shipping Iranian… Read More ›
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