GM May Face Repercussions after Closing Five Plants

GM faces severe criticism after it announced the closing of five plants and more than 14,000 layoffs. President Donald Trump is unpleased by the news and announced via Tweeter that the federal government may cut all the tax breaks and subsidies received by GM, including tax credits for electric … Continue reading →

Dow Gains 618 points; Fed May Reach a Positive Level

In an interview that took place earlier this week Federal Reserve Board Chairman Jerome Powell notes that the central bank may lower the speed at which its interest rate grows. The news is favorable for investors that are affected by the growth of the global economy and volatile markets. This … Continue reading →

Top 5 Methods that Could Reduce CO2 Pollution

While the reduction of carbon dioxide emissions remains a valuable target around the world, a new study suggests that we will need to do more in order to stop global warming before the changes become irreversible. A new idea is being pushed by several organizations, namely the extraction of CO2 … Continue reading →

What are the Most Revolutionary Trends in the Video Game Industry in 2018?

Gamers are in for some exciting new trends in 2018. Fortnite started a trickle-down effect and Pokemon GO! is still popular, in other words, gamers have a lot to expect. Best of all, companies seem to have finally began to answer the cries of furies, gratitude and impatience of customers. Without … Continue reading →

A Huge Inflatable Rat, Referring to Bitcoin (BTC), Stands Before The Federal Reserve on Wall Street

A giant inflatable rat, referring to Bitcoin (BTC), was installed yesterday in Wall Street, in front of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, as a form of protest to draw the public's attention to the state of the economy and the administration of money in the United States. The rat exposes … Continue reading →