31 May, 2014 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on China’s Emerging Shale Industry Picks up Speed
China’s Emerging Shale Industry Picks up Speed
Although serious obstacles remain, China is finally making progress on tapping its vast shale gas reserves, which hold the promise of a new source of clean energy for the coal smoke-choked country.
31 May, 2014 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on CDC Endorses HIV Prevention Drug: Investor Takeaways
CDC Endorses HIV Prevention Drug: Investor Takeaways
Gilead Sciences Inc. was already approved as an HIV preventative treatment, and now it has the CDC’s endorsement.
31 May, 2014 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Michael Kors Soars, Abercrombie Ain’t As Cool As You Think, and the Econ News You Should Know for Yo
Michael Kors Soars, Abercrombie Ain’t As Cool As You Think, and the Econ News You Should Know for Yo
31 May, 2014 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on NewsWatch: How to find an adviser you can trust
NewsWatch: How to find an adviser you can trust
Many retirees and those saving for retirement don’t trust financial advisers. Yet data show investors do better with financial advice than without it.
31 May, 2014 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on A future with high-tech roads that generate power
A future with high-tech roads that generate power
Two companies believe roadways could also become energy sources, and are thinking up ways to make the concept a reality.
31 May, 2014 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on A Candid Look At New Normal Jobs
A Candid Look At New Normal Jobs
Welcome to the new normal reality of job-hunting in 2014… “Our venture-funded vertical-driven content prosumer phablet platisher is rapidlygrowing and we need to add some Ninja Rockstar Content Associates A.S.A.P. See below for a list of open positions!”
Originally posted at Medium.com, written by Paul Ford,
31 May, 2014 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on BlackRock’s Fink jolts ETF business with ‘blow up’ warning
BlackRock’s Fink jolts ETF business with ‘blow up’ warning
Fink, who runs the world’s largest asset manager and ETF provider, said structural problems with leveraged ETFs have the potential to “blow up the whole industry one day.” Sponsors of leveraged ETFs and related products, which make up only about $60 billion of global industry assets, called his remarks an exaggeration. Leveraged ETFs use derivatives and debt in an attempt to enhance returns – often by two or three times – that an investor would receive from putting money in stocks, bonds or other financial instruments.