VideoGrooveBook is a mobile app company that lets you print up to 100 of your smartphone photos and creates a 4.5” x 6.5” photobook that is mailed every month. The cost of the service is only $2.99 per month, which includes shipping and handling. To ramp up the business, husband-and-wife team Julie [...]
The year is drawing to a close, but European equities still have plenty of room to run, according to HSBC.
NHTSA called for a nationwide recall of "millions of vehicles" on Tuesday over issues regarding air bags made by Takata.
Customers have misused Wal-Mart's price-match promotion to obtain $400 PlayStation 4 consoles for less than a quarter of the retail price.
Peer-to-peer car-sharing service FlightCar will grow its service to three more airports.
Globalization is recovering from the hit it took during the financial crisis. But it doesn’t look the same.
The "Fast Money" traders give their best ways to play tech heading into year-end.
Ryan Wins ARC Junior Rally Challenge. Last weekend’s Rally Victoria saw the crowning of a new Kumho Tyres Australian Junior Rally Challenge Champion, with Tom Ryan winning the reliability battle against rival Guy Tyler. In the end the title battle was a two horse race, with Tyler qualifying for the finale at his home event […]
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Russia announced last week that it would commence long-range bomber patrols of the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico. Despite some concerns about interference with civilian air traffic patterns, the top brass actually seemed unimpressed with the whole thing, if not nonplussed. But the last incident of the Cold War…
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Home Depot's earnings report coverage on Tuesday morning caused confusion among various news publications. What happened?
There are many disturbing things about the recent Uber story, where a senior executives suggested investigating the personal lives of journalists.
With all of its income from oil sales, Russia's central bank is making a big move toward gold.
What happens if you throw a depression and nobody from the government shows up? No Quantitative Easers or fiscal stimulators or financial-firm rescuers? And what would happen if, instead of lowering interest rates and spending more to spur recovery, the government did nothing? The answer, in 1921 at least, is that the economy not only recovers but is "roaring" in less than two years. Was "The Crash that Cured Itself," as the subtitle of James Grant's fascinating new book refers to it, a fluke, or... Читать дальше...
CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets. Oil was down again, and closed under $75. Traders say there could be more pressure from here. Nat gas was down on the day.
