Hilsenrath: It Looks Like Fed Won’t Do It
The Wall Street Journal Chief Economics Correspondent Jon HIlsenrath and Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s Michael Hanson on the Federal Reserve.
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Greek Proposal Rejected
Greek proposal rejected by Europe.
China, Australia Sign Free Trade Agreement
China and Australia signed a long-awaited Free Trade Agreement (FTA) on June 17 in Canberra, Australia.
Alibaba announces new deals in TV, movie industries
E-commerce mammoth Alibaba Group Holding is building a stronger presence in the entertainment industry, announcing two more strategic partnerships to celebrate the first anniversary of Yulebao, its online investment platform for digital entertainment products.
Greece Sends U.S. Equity Futures Lower
U.S. equity futures turned sharply lower over the crisis in Greece. Most recent last night the IMF discontinues negations with the Greek government and walked away from the table.
US housing starts total 897,000 in Feb vs. 1.05 million estimate
US housing starts total 897,000 in February vs. 1.05 million estimate
Nasdaq Lists The Global X SuperDividend REIT ETF
Nasdaq Offers Features to Help Reduce Interest Rate Risk and Diversify Portfolios
Starwood Hotels & Resorts To Spin Off Starwood Vacation Ownership – “SVO”
STAMFORD, Conn., Feb 10, 2015 – Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. HOT, +6.28% today announced plans to spin-off its vacation ownership business, Starwood Vacation Ownership (“SVO”), into a separate publicly traded company. In addition to accelerating Starwood’s ongoing ‘Asset Light’
China And Asia Said To Lead ETFs
China and Asia are expected to lead the growth of exchange-traded fund markets in the next five years as the ETF markets continue to open amid an improving regulatory environment, a report said yesterday.
China’s Central Bank Cuts Rates
Overnight China’s Central Bank surprised markets with a 25 basis point rate cut for 1 year deposits as well as the 1 year lending rate cut of 40 basis points.