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Who's in charge of doling out such titles anyway? Is there a chance, perhaps, someone in the media could title me "The Blogging Emperor" -- enabling me to make wide sweeping proclamations about the future of online media?
The craven vultures from CNBC are out with a fresh story this evening, discussing "The Commodity King's" stance on gold and how it's heading 'demonstrably' higher.
Authored by Scott Galloway op-ed via The Wall Street Journal,
Four tech giants - Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google - have added $2 trillion to their combined market capitalization since the 2007-09 recession, a sum that approaches the GDP of India. The concentrated wealth and power of these companies has alarmed many observers, who see their growth as a threat not just to consumers and other businesses but to American society itself.
As stagnant wages and rising tuition and medical costs squeeze middle class families, Bloomberg reports that US employers cut employee bonuses this year for the first time in seven years, further straining household budgets despite an ostensibly bright economic outlook. Bonuses slipped a tenth of a percentage point to 12.7% of total compensation this year, according to data from Aon Hewitt, which conducts an annual survey of more than 1,000 employers.
Authored by Daniel Nevins via FFWiley.com,
Pension plan administrators do it. Their actuaries and consultants do it. Professional endowment and foundation investors do it. Financial advisors do it. Private investors may or may not do it, but they probably should.
Do what?
Submitted by Shant Movsesian and Rajan Dhall MSTA at FXDaily.co.uk