Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

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June 24, 2015

These are the 10 biggest employers in the world The world's largest employers are not private companies. Last week, the... Read» Share this story:

A bidding war is breaking out in the oil industry There's a bidding war starting in one segment of the energy industry:...  Read» Share this story:

Big investors are dumping stocks like it's 2008 Big investors are fleeing stocks. In a note Tuesday, Jill Carey Hall at...  Read» Share this story:

It looks like the US economy is losing momentum While US manufacturing activity continues to grow, the pace is slipping... Read» Share this story:

Countries that speak fewer languages are more prosperous A new paper "reaches the conclusion that less linguistically diverse...  Read» Here's how (almost) everything you can buy is doing so far this year It's about time for a mid-year review. In Deutsche Bank's latest slide...  Read» Netflix is splitting its stock 7 ways Netflix is splitting its stock seven ways. In... Read»

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	BlackBerry is sliding after posting a quarterly loss BlackBerry shares are lower in early trading on Tuesday after the...  Read» Share this story:

	June is on track to be the biggest month for IPOs since 1999 June looks like it's on track to be the best month for initial public...  Read» Share this story:

	These 0s prove past performance is no guarantee of future success Mutual fund companies love to tout the past performance of their best... Read» Share this story:

	Stocks are little changed US stocks opened higher on Tuesday, with the S&P 500 inching towards... Read» Share this story:

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