Once again, a Big Pharma company has rewarded its top execs at the expense of shareholders…
Mylan overcharged the government (a.k.a. the taxpayers) for EpiPen distribution by over a billion dollars.
by Casey Wilson
Once again, a Big Pharma company has rewarded its top execs at the expense of shareholders…
Mylan overcharged the government (a.k.a. the taxpayers) for EpiPen distribution by over a billion dollars.
In Dow Jones news today, stock prices climbed after President Donald Trump announced the U.S. would leave the Paris Climate Accord.
Meanwhile, gold prices and silver prices fell.
We could see a Zika drug price gouge in the not so distant future – thanks to the French big pharma firm that is taking the medication's trials over from the U.S. Army.
But that's hardly the worst part of this potential big pharma/U.S. government drug transaction.
by Alex McGuire
This list of dividend stocks includes companies with the highest yields on the entire stock market.
But we don't recommend investing in any of the firms on the list.
by Jack Delaney
Right now, marijuana penny stocks are speculative investments.
However, long-term investors with patience will stand to make the most gains.
That's why we have a list of seven marijuana penny stocks to watch right now...
There's one underlying truth behind Exxon Mobil's recent push to keep the U.S. in the Paris Climate Accord.
It's an irrefutable reality that Exxon intends to profit from.
We want you to profit from it too. Here's how...
Before the Spotify stock symbol is officially released, the music streaming company needs to provide more details about its IPO.
Right now, Spotify is being vague on when it will go public.
But before it does, we have a profit opportunity you can't afford to miss...
The big gold price news today concerns a fresh round of private sector jobs data.
The stronger-than-expected numbers have dragged gold prices down nearly 1% today.
I've said before that Attorney General Jeff Sessions is a marijuana flat-Earther, out of step with society and science, and way, way behind the times.
In fact, his views on pot are so regressive that his mere nomination for the post of "Top Cop" last year sent all kinds of legal cannabis stocks plummeting. That's a phenomenon we observed virtually every time Sessions took to the podium in an official capacity to talk about federal drug policy.
However, I've also said that legal marijuana is an unstoppable freight train and that there's hardly a thing Sessions could do to stop it. In addition to saying it here in Money Morning, thousands of people heard me make that big claim during my Pot Stock Summit last month.
That's no idle talk, either. As of right now, we've got 100% confirmation that Jeff Sessions has been totally beaten in his quest to roll back the pot prohibition clock to 1968.
Here's how we got it: We went right into the "belly of the beast" in Washington and one of the biggest pot trade shows on Earth, to find out about Jeff Sessions' defeat and an even bigger development in a market that's set to hit $55 billion by 2025.
by David Zeiler
Rapidly rising and falling Bitcoin prices may trouble those new to the digital currency. But for those who have owned Bitcoin for several years, it's familiar territory.
After shooting up 213% in just nine weeks, the price of Bitcoin fell 31.6% in three days. Investors typically shun that kind of volatility. But Bitcoin veterans know that every decline simply sets the stage for new highs later on.
Here's why longtime Bitcoin owners are pouncing on this "crash" as a buying opportunity...