22 August, 2017 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on SEC’s Clayton Breaks From Tradition
SEC’s Clayton Breaks From Tradition
In his first public speech, SEC Chairman Jay Clayton breaks from the traditional script and let’s Wall Street know what he thinks and answers questions “off the cuff.”
22 August, 2017 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Mutual funds mark down investments in Uber by as much as 15 percent
Mutual funds mark down investments in Uber by as much as 15 percent
Four mutual fund companies have marked
22 August, 2017 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Schlichter: "Normal Americans Are Bored By The Fake Drama"
Schlichter: "Normal Americans Are Bored By The Fake Drama"
22 August, 2017 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Currency Fluctuations Hit Sasol, but the Company Has Its Growth Plans in Place
Currency Fluctuations Hit Sasol, but the Company Has Its Growth Plans in Place
South African energy and chemicals company Sasol (NYSE: SSL) released its annual earnings report for the financial year ended June 30, 2017 on August 21. Going by the numbers, it appears that management’s efforts to rein in costs and capital spending amid challenging business conditions is paying off. Meanwhile, Sasol doesn’t foresee any further cost or time overruns on its key Lake Charles Chemicals Project (LCCP), even as it intends to shift focus to profitable assets and strengthen its financials going forward.
22 August, 2017 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on ‘DOWNRIGHT SCARY AND DISTURBING’ James Clapper blasts Trump’s campaign rally in Arizona
‘DOWNRIGHT SCARY AND DISTURBING’ James Clapper blasts Trump’s campaign rally in Arizona
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22 August, 2017 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Owner Of The Plaza Hotel, Once Trump’s Crown Jewel, Hires Broker To Pursue A Sale
Owner Of The Plaza Hotel, Once Trump’s Crown Jewel, Hires Broker To Pursue A Sale
Here’s some news that might interest the President.
The Indian owners of the Plaza Hotel have hired a broker to tell the New York City landmark, according to the Wall Street Journal. The step is “a sign that a world-wide scramble among investors, celebrities and governments to acquire the property could be nearing an end.”