Wayne Ellis
Muscovite Makeover: Russia Trying to Establish Financial Identity Again
Moscow has aimed a little lower in its latest attempt to re-invent itself as a financial hub of Europe.
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Princess Cristina of Spain Suspected of Fraud
Spain’s Princess Cristina Federica de Borbon y Grecia will be formally questioned on April 27, 2013 in connection with Iaki Urdangarin’s (her husband) activities as president of Instituto Nos (Nos).
Bank of Japan Goes on the Offensive
Bank of Japan (BOJ) reps resurfaced this morning, signaling the end of the country’s two-day policy meeting, and, indirectly, its grip on the Japanese economy.
ETF Investors Bolting from China for RIC Markets
Since March 20, 2014, some $42 million has fled Chinese-focused exchange-traded funds and flowed into other markets.
Baby REIT’s Yield All Grown Up at 14.3 Percent
OAKS hasn’t wasted any time in setting up a robust dividend for investors, yielding 14.3 percent, derived from its leveraged portfolio of residential real estate properties.
Bad Timing for Barra, Worse for GM Investors
With General Motors (GM) CEO Mary Barra set to testify in front of the U.S. House today, this could be the beginning of a run away from shares of one of the Big 3 automobile builders.