Sea Levels Rising Faster Than Anticipated — NASA
Warming ocean water will cause the levels at which they will rise to be faster than earlier believed, according to NASA.
Warming ocean water will cause the levels at which they will rise to be faster than earlier believed, according to NASA.
A new study shows that real estate brokers who charge lower commission are treated badly by other brokers in their industry.
Wal-Mart has stopped its sales of the AK15 and other semi-automatic rifles, but they are still available at a number of places online.
Christmas has come early this year, at least for certain shoppers who want to buy any of a long list of toys that will be released in the next few months.
ThinkstockCar companies have enough to worry about in China that they should not have to be troubled in the United States. However, new car sales are expected to drop by 4% in August, compared…
Thinkstock Auto companies often make use of awards and quality ratings — when they’re good at least — to attract car buyers. The most important brand quality surveys are performed by research firm J.D. Power,…
As Apple shares sell off to "correction" territory, mostly on concerns about China sales, short sellers have increased their bet against the stock.
Nearly everyone in America has a cell phone, and many people do not turn them off. One of the places cell phones should not be used is in church.
With the Chinese economy in trouble and cars sales there faltering, Chrysler is fortunate that it has not made much progress in the People's Republic.
ThinkstockChina had another bad day. The Shanghai Composite dropped 1.2% to 2,927. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng dropped 1.5 to 21,080. No amount of stimulus from the central government, be it rate cuts or share…
ThinkstockWith just a week remaining until the start of the college football season, anticipation is high for fans all across the country. As the game gets closer, many will be out looking for tickets…
As oil dips below $40 a barrel, gasoline prices will hit lows for late August, lower for this time of year than at any time since 2004.
European investors decided Asia's problems are Asia's problems and rallied at the open after, another terrible trading day in the Far East.
The forces that crushed the Shanghai Composite and then major European indexes appear ready to spread to U.S. markets.
After a price recovery that took crude oil prices to over $60 in June from $46 at the start of the year, the price has collapsed again.
Where will the most brilliant investor in the world put his money if the markets collapse? Perhaps into some of the safe harbor stocks he already holds.
If the America market performs like those of Europe, the open in the United States could be down as much as 3%.
Major markets in Europe opened down 3% and then recovered slightly. The worry now is whether the sell-off will extend to the United States again.
ThinkstockWorld markets continued the collapse that began late last week. The Shanghai Composite dropped over 8%. The Nikkei was off off 4.6%. In Europe, the FTSE and DAX fell over 2% at the open.…
Tesla Motors Inc.A sales rate of 300 cars a day. Some of America’s best-selling cars do many times that in an hour. But a Tesla is not a pickup. However, if it hits its…