What Explains amazon.com’s Share Price?
PCR Takes a Look at Today’s “Top Stories”
You are here
Business
The Globalist One World Currency Will Look A Lot Like Bitcoin
Authored by Brandon Smith via Alt-Market.com,
Wells Fargo Forced Unwanted Auto Insurance On 800,000 Borrowers
One year after Wells Fargo was busted in the biggest post-financial crisis scandal, when Warren Buffett's favorite bank was exposed for fraudulently "cross-selling" bank products, including creating millions of credit cards and bank accounts to its customers that were never requested, and which cost the former CEO his job, Wells has just been busted yet again for another major scandal: the NYT's Gretchen Morgenson writes that more than 800,000 people who took out car loans from Wells Fargo were also charged for auto insurance they did not need, and some are still paying for
Total Government And Personal Debt In The U.S. Has Hit 41 Trillion Dollars ($329,961.34 Per Household)
Authored by Michael Snyder via The Economic Collapse blog,
2016's Worst-Performing Stock Market Is Exploding Higher
In 2016, the world's worst-performing stock market (in dollars) was Nigeria.
2017 is a very different picture for the African nation...
Having politely refused OPEC's demands to cut crude production, Nigerian stocks have rallied for 16 successive days, a feat last accomplished in 2001...
As Bloomberg notes, the benchmark index is up almost 50 percent since early March, the best globally.