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A $276 Billion-a-Year Crisis May Be Over

Brian Hicks
Posted November 7, 2014

This is a problem that's been with humanity since the first iron tools were created more than 3000 years ago. Today, there might finally be a solution.

Natural Gas Turns it Around

Briton Ryle
Posted November 6, 2014

Some ways to capitalize on Natural Gas' price movement as the Northern Hemisphere edges into Winter.

The Role of Artifical Intelligence in Drug Development

Jason Stutman
Posted November 6, 2014

How biotechnology firms are using artificial intelligence to guide drug development.

Investing in Russia

Brian Hicks
Posted November 6, 2014

Russia may be struggling with political uncertainty, rampant corruption, weak productivity, and falling energy prices, but the economy is primed for big gains.

Why the Bitcoin BitLicense is Bullshit

Brian Hicks
Posted November 6, 2014

Everyone warned Benjamin Lawsky, superintendent of the New York State Department of Financial Services, that his BitLicense would keep small startups from working in cryptocurrency. Did he listen?

Not ALL Oil Stocks are Plunging...

Briton Ryle
Posted November 5, 2014

When the price of oil drops, the profitable sectors within the oil industry change. Here's where you should be looking.

Enforcing a New American No-Fly Zone

Geoffrey Pike
Posted November 5, 2014

The government knows you can't protest what you can't see.

Powered By Man-Made Wind

Brian Hicks
Posted November 5, 2014

Man-made currents, like those from subway trains or airplane drafts, have long been a tempting source of energy. And a number of groups are working on tapping them.

Crash Protection

Briton Ryle
Posted November 5, 2014

Any time there's a decent market correction, the financial media pundits start cranking out articles about what you should have done to hedge your bets. But their suggestions all depend on market...