Hong Kong stocks headed south after opening higher on Friday morning, as trade tensions eased and the US said it was looking to rejoin the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
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In most states, public pension funds don't have enough money to pay for benefits they've promised to government workers. The problem is getting worse.
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Durham, N.C. – This is not a joke. Bull City Burger and Brewery is offering guests burgers topped with a hairy, giant tarantula. The promotion is part of their sixth annual Exotic Meat Month, which celebrates the restaurant and brewery's anniversary …
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Markets are quivering as fears of a U.S.-China trade war ebb and flow. Thus far, they've mostly been focused on tariffs that President Donald Trump wants to impose on a range of Chinese goods, and China's threats to retaliate. But investors may be overlooking a bigger risk in this dispute. It's true that
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Antitrust laws are aimed at companies that charge below-market prices (predatory pricing) to drive out competition, and then raise prices later to recoup the losses while enjoying a monopoly.
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