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Central Banks Increase Demand for Gold

Geoffrey Pike
Posted May 18, 2015

Although gold demand has slipped a bit, the price is actually holding up pretty well. Here's why ...

UX Design: Not the Gun But the Bullets

Brian Hicks
Posted May 18, 2015

From real estate sales to online dating to in-app purchases, turning attention into action is an imprecise science.

The Part-Time Problem

Briton Ryle
Posted May 18, 2015

There has been reason to be concerned about the quality of jobs being created and workforce participation. But these metrics are better than you might expect...

You've Had Cancer... More Than Once

Alex Koyfman
Posted May 15, 2015

Your body's natural defense system is great at warding off cancer cells... but sometimes mutations slip through the cracks.

Gold, Bonds, and Inflation

Geoffrey Pike
Posted May 15, 2015

Is this the end of the bond bubble? Is it time to start shorting bonds?

Gold Investing in Turkey

Geoffrey Pike
Posted May 14, 2015

According to recent data, gold imports into Turkey during April fell over 50% from April of last year. Is gold demand in Turkey about to pick back up?

How to Stop a Train from Derailing

Jason Stutman
Posted May 14, 2015

Leveraging the Internet of Things, telematics, and M2M communication to stop transportation disasters before they occur.

In Defense of Uber

Jeff Siegel
Posted May 13, 2015

Does Uber treat its employees like modern day slaves?

Facebook is a Publisher's Prison

Brian Hicks
Posted May 13, 2015

Facebook has its own solution to the problem of outside links drawing users off the site.

What Free Speech Means

Briton Ryle
Posted May 13, 2015

When someone insults or challenges something you believe strongly in, the tendency to get angry about it is also a call to action, to ponder why, exactly, does this bother me so much?

Investing in Clean Energy Fuels (NASDAQ: CLNE)

Jeff Siegel
Posted May 12, 2015

Although Clean Energy Fuels (NASDAQ: CLNE) has benefited immensely from the integration of natural gas-powered vehicle infrastructure development, long-term, the stock's not looking so hot.

Investing in Whole Foods (NASDAQ: WFM)