The Traderszone Network

Hundred- and one-dollar bills make up the vast majority of U.S. currency in circulation.

IBM may have beat first-quarter earnings per share expectations, but analysts say investor sentiment is unlikely to change
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Despite US business media’s propagandic imploring that Europe is recovering, is in a Goldilocks scenario, and is the best place to invest – all thanks to the magic of Q€ – it appears they forgot to tell the Germans. The ZEW Investor Expectations index fell for the first time in 6 months, without making a higher high, as Germany’s DAX index rose to record-er higher highs. We’ve seen this pattern of momentum exuberance before…

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After an IPO, companies in fast-growing industries find it tough to compete with flush private competitors with huge valuations.

American stocks currently look expensive. But those who attempt to find value by tapping into Europe and Japan may be getting an even worse deal.

Hewlett-Packard Co. said it would sell its Snapfish photo-sharing site to District Photo, part of the computer maker’s plan to refocus operations as it splits in two. Snapfish works with retailers to help consumers store, share and print photos online. District Photo, which is based in Beltsville, Maryland, handles digital printing for business and other customers. Meg Whitman, Hewlett-Packard’s chief executive officer, told shareholders last month that the Palo Alto, California-based company was on track to divide around Nov. 1 to become more responsive to corporate customers.

Some of you have asked if CNBC will be available on the Apple Watch when it debuts later this week. The answer? Of course!