Facebook’s Resilience
By Amanda Moss
In 2004 Facebook was created by Mark Zuckerberg and a few of his Harvard University roommates. Its purpose was to connect friends and family through a social networking site. Overnight Facebook became...
Business trip for possible deals???
Vice President Pence is currently touring Asia for a period of 10 days. Currently, Pence is in Japan where he has publicly stated that both the United States and Japan have launched bilateral talks in...
The Bitcoin Toss: to Invest or Not to Invest
By: Allyson Mendez
Bitcoin has made headline news since its debut in 2009. There has been a debate on whether bitcoin is the future of currency or if it’s just another passing fad. But first,...
NETFLIX AND CHILL (WITH THE SPENDING!)
By Alanna Hutchings
Staying in and binge watching entire seasons of your favorite show with little contact to the outside world seems to have become America’s favorite past time. Everyone including adults, children, and especially...
The Market 30 Years After Black Monday
By Kyle Cornell
October 19, 1987 marked the largest one-day drop, 23%, in the Dow Jones Industrial Average’s history. To this day, it still marks the largest sell off, and is commonly referred to as...
Lithium Attracts Return Hungry Investors
Lithium, once a boring old element, is now one of the hottest commodities. Gold’s luster fell with a raging bull market, agricultural commodities are at all-time lows, and oil has not advanced much. Lithium...
Facebook: A Big Website With An Even Bigger Problem – Not The First Time
By: Alexa Silvia
Facebook has faced many concerns with privacy in recent weeks. Not only did it receive criticism for it’s new video chat devices that are installed in homes, it is also being criticized...
Qualcom and Broadcom Powerful Merger
Two of the most powerful smartphone chip supplier companies may soon join hands. Broadcom, an ambitious company, has turned around under the leadership of Tan. The company has gone from a share price of...
