CNBC Daily Open: With such high yields, why buy stocks?
Why should traders invest in stocks that may not return as much, or just slightly more, when there’s an asset class that guarantees a 4% return?
Thailand’s jailed former Prime Minister Thaksin hospitalized after return from exile
The Corrections Department said in a statement Thaksin had felt chest tightness and high blood pressure and he was referred to Bangkok’s police hospital.
The next earthquake: Is time running out for Europe’s largest city?
The North Anatolian fault line running across the Marmara region of Turkey is capable of generating a magnitude 7 or above earthquake at any given time in the next 30 years. The fault line is right under Istanbul, the cultural and economic engine of Tu…
More single moms are taking long trips abroad with the kids — here’s how they do it
More single parents are taking extended vacations overseas, with trips designed to keep the kids busy while they work.
Pork belly prices are up 100% this year — your breakfast bacon is about to get pricier
Bacon is about to get even more expensive as wholesale pork belly prices approach record highs on the back.
Malaysia eyes more investments to enlarge EV footprint after landmark Tesla deal
Tesla’s deal under Malaysia’s Battery Electric Vehicle Global Leaders initiative and represents a setback for neighboring Indonesia’s EV ambitions.
These 2 ‘secular’ growth stocks are likely to keep rising despite rate hikes, fund managers say
One of the companies said it expects a compounded annual growth rate of up to 19% over the next three years. The stock is up almost 75% this year.
How strong is the U.S. consumer? Two investors weigh in, naming stocks to buy — and types to avoid
Jason Ware, CIO at Albion Financial Group, and Brian Stutland, portfolio manager at Equity Armor Investments, present their bull and bear cases.
CNBC Daily Open: When yields are this high, why buy stocks?
Why should traders invest in stocks that may not return as much, or just slightly more, when there’s an asset class that guarantees a 4% return?
Asia markets mixed as investors assess private business activity reports from Australia and Japan
Investors will also see inflation figures from Singapore, which came in at 4.1% in July.
