Scope and Overview of Online Payday Loans Market to Grow with Increased Global Focus on Industrialization 2029

On: March 2, 2022

The Online Payday Loans Market research report offers a background investigation on the specialized limitations, various issues, and cost adequacy influencing the Online Payday Loans market. It offers in-depth assessment of the overall market by providing insightful knowledge, authentic information, and undeniable projections of the Online Payday Loans market size.Read More →

Chinese stocks fall as new sanctions on Russia dampen sentiment

By: Bruce G. Owens

On: February 28, 2022

In: Falling business

China A-shares fell on Monday, dragged lower by financials and consumer company stocks, as tough new Western sanctions on Russia after its invasion of Ukraine steered investors away from riskier assets. **At the lunch break, the Shanghai Composite was down 0.14% at 3,446.44. ** China’s blue-chip CSI300 index wasRead More →

Allen Harris: How do higher interest rates affect businesses? | Business

By: Bruce G. Owens

On: February 26, 2022

In: Falling business

The good news is that your input costs may be low enough to offset some of your increased labor costs. The bad news is that your sales could drop due to higher interest rates. The Federal Reserve is expected to raise the federal funds rate from 0-0.25% to 1% byRead More →

Ukraine-Russia crisis: Why Indian investors shouldn’t panic over falling stocks and soaring oil prices

By: Bruce G. Owens

On: February 22, 2022

In: Falling stocks

NEW DELHI: Stock markets around the world experienced a bloodbath on Tuesday after a deepening crisis between Ukraine and Russia sent stocks tumbling and crude oil rising. On Monday evening, Russian President Vladimir Putin sent troops to two breakaway regions in eastern Ukraine run by Moscow-backed separatists. He recognized DonetskRead More →

Koho gets $210 million for an alternative to payday loans

By: Bruce G. Owens

On: February 2, 2022

In: Falling price

Koho Financial, an online financial services provider, has raised $210 million in venture capital as it attempts to expand its services to offer a new alternative to payday loans in Canada, The Globe and Mail reported on Tuesday. February 1st. Koho’s mobile app provides a savings account at no cost,Read More →

Tired of falling stocks and crypto? Consider These 3 Alternative Investments for 2022 | Personal finance

By: Bruce G. Owens

On: January 21, 2022

In: Falling stocks

According to AcreTrader, $10,000 invested in farmland in 1991 would be worth more than $215,800 today, making farmland one of the few asset classes that have outperformed S&P500 over this period of time. AcreTrader is a smaller company than Masterworks or Fundrise. It has a long subscription process, which meansRead More →

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