by Diane Alter
Home-sharing company Airbnb is engaging in another round of hefty funding, leaving anxious investors asking when we will see the Airbnb IPO date.
While we have no official IPO date set, here's when you can expect to see the Airbnb IPO...
The shifting currents in bioelectronics – a $25 billion market growing 10% per year – could move dollars your way.
Consider this sector leader. Up 12% since March, it's outperforming the S&P 500...
If Hillary Clinton is elected, hopefully she won't hire Chelsea Clinton's husband to be on her economic team…
After working for Goldman Sachs, Marc Mezvinsky opened his own hedge fund in 2011 called Eaglevale Partners.
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Silver prices retreated last week as the U.S. Dollar Index saw a massive rally.
But there's one important event in September that could push prices higher the rest of the year.
Here's what you need to know about the white metal going forward...
U.S. workers beware: a Hillary Clinton presidency could mean a flip-flop on this super "hot button" issue this November that will potentially lose millions of American jobs…
The Dow Jones Industrial Average today is climbing because traders are optimistic about the U.S. economy.
The Labor Department reported on Friday 255,000 new jobs were created last month, beating expectations of 180,000.
Around three weeks ago, I recommended a stock I called the "2016 Market MVP," the most valuable player in one of this market's strongest, most compelling comeback stories.
What investor doesn't love a good comeback story? After all, they start with irresistible prices and end with outsized gains.
Now, my Private Briefing readers who've been following my recommendations have owned this innovative firm for a while now, and as a result, they've bagged peak gains of more than 79%.
But I've just seen a report that suggests this stock could more than double our money.
That's why I wanted to "go big" and let everyone know how they can become a part of this comeback story and follow along to potential gains as high as 130%.
The S&P 500 hit another record high last week on the back of an employment report that was boosted by "large seasonal adjustments," which is really just another way of saying the government is manipulating the numbers.
Even after these adjustments, however, three- and six-month average job growth is below 200,000 and also lower than a year ago. The last two months' reports were boosted by higher government hiring (+71,000, the highest two month level since 2010).
Private sector jobs growth is running at a lower 3-month average of 150,000, down significantly from 221,000 in 2015 and 240,000 in 2014.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average today roared triple digits on the back of a strong July jobs report.
Here's everything you need to know about what happened in the stock market today...
by Diane Alter
The most recent earnings season is on track to be better than expected thanks to one sector: technology.
That's why we're sharing the top four tech stocks to buy after Q2 earnings season.
