Methane Losses Compromising The Potential Benefits Of Using Natural Gas In Transportation Applications – Update
Written by Sig SilberRandom Thoughts from the High Desert Previously published on 9 February 2014 and ...
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Month: October 2018
What Bolsonaro’s Presidency Means For Brazil: 5 Essential Reads
from The Conversation-- this post authored by Catesby Holmes, The ConversationJair Bolsonaro, the right-wing populist who ...
Read moreInvesting.com Technical Summary 31October 2018
Written by Investing.com Staff, Investing.comInvesting.com Technical Analysis (as of Wed, 31 October 2018 09:00 pm GMT)Below, ...
Read moreWhich Countries Have The Most Overseas Territories?
from Statista.com-- this post authored by Niall McCarthyBritannia still rules the waves.Please share this article - ...
Read more31Oct2018 Market Close: Wall Street Jumps, Tech Bounces Back, DOW Closes Up 241 Points, WTI Slips To 65.03, Further Losses Expected
Written by GaryUS stocks rebounded for a second day today (SPY +1.2%), as investors snapped up ...
Read moreOctober 2018 Chicago Purchasing Managers Barometer Eases With Softer New Orders, Backlog
The Chicago Business Barometer again declined but remains firmly in positive territory.Analyst Opinion of Chicago PMIThe ...
Read more31Oct2018 Midday Update: Wall Street Stocks Still Headed For Big October Losses, Gold Slides To 3-week Low As Dollar Soars, US Crude-oil Supplies Rise
Written by GaryNoontime DOW jumps more than 290 points (SPY +1.2%). The SP 500 has slipped ...
Read more31Oct2018 Pre-Market Commentary: Wall Street Pointing To A 1% Higher Opening, DOW Set To Rise More Than 200 Points, GM Shares Jump On Earnings, Dollar Index Little Changed At 96.997
Written by GaryUS stock futures set for more gains at the open (SPY +1.0%) as Facebook ...
Read moreOctober 2018 ADP Job Growth Is 227,000
Written by Steven HansenADP reported non-farm private jobs growth at 227,000 which was above expectations.. Analyst ...
Read moreMost Jobs Face Automation In Next 20 Years
from the St Louis FedDespite a strong labor market, some people worry that they may be ...
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After nearly 11 years of 24/7/365 operation, Global Economic Intersection co-founders Steven Hansen and John Lounsbury are retiring. The new owner, a global media company in London, is in the process of completing the set-up of Global Economic Intersection files in their system and publishing platform. The official website ownership transfer took place on 24 August.
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