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How Gold Has Been a Wealth Preserver Through the Ages

The circus from Washington has arrived on Wall Street. Stocks put in a big rally overnight on the hope that politicians would achieve some sort of debt ceiling agreement. Both the S&P500 and the Dow Jones Industrials finished up a big 2.2%.

Will the US Default on Their Debt Obligations?

When you're this far down the monetary rabbit hole, it would be pretty brave to discount any eventuality. So today we're going to question whether the US government can, or will, really default on their debt obligations.

Gold Versus Oil Versus Copper

Let's take a look at gold. It hasn't responded to US$85 billion per month of QE (which launched in December 2012)...it hasn't responded to the US government shutdown and it hasn't responded to the threat of a technical US default.

Ford Develops Driverless Automobiles: The Car that Parks by Itself and Avoid Crashes

Motor company Ford showed off prototype cars with two new technologies in Europe. One system allows a car to park itself without a driver inside while another automatically turns the steering wheel to avoid stopped cars or pedestrians. The driver less vehicle would be an advantage in the parking places as that consumes the much of time.

Colombia Slaps 33 Percent Charge For Assets Sent To Foreign Tax Havens

Colombian companies and individuals will now have to pay a 33 percent fee when they transfer funds to countries listed by the government as a tax haven, announced Finance Minister Mauricio Cardenas on Tuesday, after tax authorities estimated that up to 20 trillion pesos ($10.6 billion) in potential tax revenue were being lost due to funds sent abroad.

Jelly Bean On 50% Android Devices: Report

Its official that Jelly Bean has been running on 50% Android devices and took place of Android 2.3 Gingerbread. Earlier for some last few years, Android 2.3 Gingerbread was at the same position as that of Jelly Bean today.

JAL – Airbus Deal to be One of the Biggest Aircraft Deal

For the first time ever, Japan Air line placed a deal with Airbus. Airbus, Giant Aircraft maker has too agreed with the deal for 31 long-haul A350 jetliners having a price of $9.75 billion. The agreement on Monday predicts that the deliveries will start in 2019 and new planes will be rolled over six years.

How is Verizon Enterprise Solutions’ New Cloud Service Better?

Verizon Enterprise launched new cloud service today. It's advanced cloud service Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) platform and cloud-based object storage service. The infrastructure as a service will cater to large enterprises, mid-size companies and small development shops, giving them a great degree of flexibility as well as enhanced speed and performance. It will be competitive on pricing and will mainly handle enterprise workloads, adhere to regulations and provide customers control ove...

Apple Inc. reportedly buys Personal Assistant App Cue

Apple buys the Cue App, the popular personal assistant app that had announced that it was shutting down. The terms of the deal is still undisclosed but as reports suggest it could be anywhere between $35 million to $60 million.

Samsung Predicts Profits of $9.3Billion for Q3

Samsung Electronics Co., the top smart phone maker, came in to existence in 1938. It tried its hand in diversified branches such as construction, textiles, insurance, securities and retail.

Chrome For Android Receives Update

After Analytics update, Now Google is rolling out update for its Google Chrome browser on Android. You can download the latest version of the Chrome For Android from the Play Store by visiting the link mentioned on the bottom of the article.

What Makes Australian Property a Smart Investment?

Australia remains one of the most sought-after countries on international property portal TheMoveChannel.com. Sydney, Perth and Melbourne are all high on the wish list of Down Under destinations. But what makes Australian real estate a smart investment?

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