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Beware a bear market in Long-term bonds may have started several weeks ago prompted by a reduction in the global financial crisis and a U.S. economic recovery.

The increased likelihood of higher interest rates could affect how investors look at the Master Limited Partnerships group, but is a sell-off really justified?

University of Chicago accounting professor Joseph Piotroski developed his nine point scale to identify which companies with low P/B ratios were due to grow.

Apple's latest addition to the iPhone has the potential to eat away at Google's search engine revenue. The AI driven Siri makes searching the web smarter and more sensitive.

The Trackside Cafe in Exeter, New Hampshire The Historic Trackside Cafe in Exeter, New Hampshire is a great place to stop for a delicious, homemade meal. The jury is out on which is richer, the food or the history, but one thing is guaranteed: that you'll enjoy the old-world New Hampshire atmosphere with an Exeter twist.

New housing data points to housing prices continuing to fall even as many predict the market to be bottoming out. Knowing what is true is still an issue for debate.

The central banks are entering the next recession, and historical standards already inflate the financial statements - the Fed is 20 per cent GDP.

For the special fund meeting to be held four days later, US and North Korean officials are stepping up their preparations, but President Trump, one of the protagonists, seems very free and easy. According to the American political news website Politico reported on June 7, Trump said on that day