There’s $1.7 trillion locked out of China’s stock rally
China’s push to insert its stock market into the global financial system is coming too late for investors holding $1.7 trillion of developing-nation assets.
China’s push to insert its stock market into the global financial system is coming too late for investors holding $1.7 trillion of developing-nation assets.
Oil producers group OPEC can ride out a slump in oil prices and keep output unchanged, arguing market weakness did not reflect supply and demand.
Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton are amassing vast copper holdings in a push to capture a greater chunk of the $140 billion world market
Cosby, 77, has stayed silent in light of the more than two dozen women who have come forward to accuse him of having drugged and sexually assaulted them. The alleged incidents go as far back as the 1960s.
At the Excel Arena in London tonight, 22 year old fourth year medical student Roelene Strauss became the third South African to win the Miss World title.
Now 90 and with a mind sharpened through obsessive reading, Charlie Munger is rated by some Berkshire followers as even smarter than Warren Buffett himself.
UPDATE: The story went global. With interesting consequences. The bullying daughter of the airline’s CEO has resigned.
Nene’s attorney gave a sick note to the Commercial Crime Court stating the Nkandla contractor was being treated by a psychiatrist for acute stress disorder.
Zuma’s trip to America in 2011 cost taxpayers R6 million, he refused to say in Parliament what his trips cost. Kasrils said increasing secrecy was absurd.
Auckland City’s John Irving struck in the second-half to secure a shock 1-0 win over Algerian side ES Setif and a place in the Club World Cup semi-finals for the first time on Saturday.