As I write this, the markets are shrugging off the tensions brewing in the Middle East... Especially because of Trump’s display of “restraint” after Iran’s attack on Iraqi military outposts.
During the first half of the 20 th century, the sport of powerlifting was dominated by U.S athletes. But at the 1954 powerlifting championships, a new force emerged: the Russians.
As I explained last week, we’re currently in the midst of a rare trend. A wave of consolidation is taking place where big companies are buying smaller ones — i.e., “Mergers & Acquisitions.” Every time this has happened in the past, investors made a fortune.
Imagine settling into your coziest living room chair… Pouring a tall drink… And turning on the TV to see that your favorite movie just started. It doesn’t get much better than this, right?
I recently found myself wandering the aisles of a wine store. My wife had given me instructions (“Pick up some red wine for dinner with my dad”), but no details.
One of the world’s largest food companies is gearing up for a big fight… And the stakes couldn’t be higher: With a market worth an estimated $100 billion up for grabs, this company and its competitors are ready to fight tooth and nail to gain an advantage.