Economy recession Is the global economic downturn going to accelerate as we roll into the second half of this year? There is turmoil in the Middle East (NYSEARCA:MES), we are seeing things happen in the bond markets that we have not seen happen in …

If the Fed sacrifices the US Dollar completely, we are going to have a 30% devaluation overnight, and the Hong Kong authorities will finally break the tie to the Dollar. The Hong Kong Dollar will have a new basket of currencies to base our currency on …

The Australian reported last week that economists believed the 10 per cent fall in the Australian dollar since May would make local businesses more competitive, lift growth and add to budget tax revenue. Mr Hockey warned of the downside to the change …

On Muskoka's coveted Lake Rosseau and Lake Joseph, three sales have been recorded so far in 2013 for more than $5-million each, says Chestnut Park Real Estate Ltd.'s Paul Crammond, who is encouraged by those high–end sales. Another handful of …

He says Strava strivers "want the same high a slot machine may give a gambler if they keep pushing that spin-the-wheels button." The difference, he … Perhaps at the end of the summer, after more training, I can do better on College Road. Just five …

Tom Sun recalls the date easily, because TPK, of which he is the chief executive, began manufacturing exactly four weeks before, making touchscreens for Apple's gadget. … At the high end the Taiwanese must contend with South Korea's giant, Samsung.

However the reality of fast-paced modern life means many of us end up with a lot of unused kitchen gadgets and a last minute dash to the supermarket for that dinner party dessert. Now, a new kitchen gadget allows you to home cook a variety of desserts …

At the high end of the spectrum, demand for gadgets armed with ever-greater memory capacity will bolster chip sales even if the market for relatively expensive handsets does not see the kind of rapid growth it has in the past. All of this, combined …

LONDON, July 4 (Reuters) – Gold eased on Thursday after European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi signalled it could cut interest rates further, pressuring the euro against the dollar, but moves were muted ahead of U.S. jobs data. Volumes were thinned …