“Lettuce hands” is an expression some people use to describe an investor who sells their Bitcoin at the first sign of trouble, often at a loss. …

Eight billion. That’s what the global population is expected to reach in November, for the first time ever. …

If you were considering taking the family on a European vacation, now may be a good time, as the U.S. dollar and euro just achieved parity for the first time in 20 years. But as someone who was recently in Europe, I urge travelers to be aware that prices have…

The world will need to more than double the number of passenger and freighter aircraft by 2041 to meet demand, according to Airbus’s latest outlook. …

Gasoline consumers around the world, from families to businesses, have had to deal with record prices at the pump for months as global demand has surged past the rate of new supply. Some relief now appears to be on the way, mostly due to recession fears, which I’ll get into…

Martha and the Vandellas’ “Nowhere to Run” was one of the hottest singles of 1965, but the classic Motown hit may as well be the official soundtrack of investing in 2022. Not only did the S&P 500 post its worst first-half of the year in over 50 years and fall…

Container shipping companies have not been immune to the disruptive factors roiling markets at the moment, namely rising interest rates, soaring inflation and a potential recession, not to mention war in Eastern Europe. However, we remain bullish on the global shipping industry for a number of reasons. Below are three…

Latin America tilted further left last week as Colombian voters elected to send Gustavo Petro to the country’s presidential palace. …

We’re almost halfway through 2022, and so far gold has been the big winner after oil, coal and other commodities. The yellow metal has managed to stay positive since the start of the year, skirting pressure from surging yields and a strong U.S. dollar. …