- Motley Fool•8 hours ago
How you can turn $10,000 into $1.5 million in the share market
Appen Ltd (ASX:APX) shares are one of three that I think could help you on your way to becoming a millionaire...
- Motley Fool•10 hours ago
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple rocket higher despite crypto ETF delays
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple prices have rocketed higher over the last 24 hours despite crypto ETF delays...
- Business Insider•11 hours ago
19 photos that prove the US military has the best views from its offices
For members of the US military, deployed all over the world, day-to-day duties often come with hardship, but amid those challenges, they often find themselves in breathtaking surroundings.
- Business Insider•11 hours ago
Inside the UK factory where 1,000 MINIs are made every day
The MINI factory in Oxford has produced over 3 million MINIs since it started production in 2001. The parts for each car come from 27 different countries. The assembly line is 1.7 kilometres long and has 500 workers.
- Business Insider•11 hours ago
Inside Onward: The new Conservative think-tank preparing for life after Brexit
Former Senior Downing Street staffer Will Tanner has said the Conservatives are currently "sleepwalking into opposition". Tanner also described the fall in ethnic minority vote share for the Conservatives as "painful", and said the Conservatives need to build relationships with communities
- Business Insider•12 hours ago
Why Theresa May's Salzburg humiliation increases the chance of a no-deal Brexit
This week was supposed to move the UK and EU closer towards a Brexit deal but ended with the prospect of no deal looking likelier than ever. Theresa May bluntly dismissed Michel Barnier's Northern Ireland border proposals, irritating EU leaders before the summit had even started. A Business Insider
- Business Insider•12 hours ago
Misleading unemployment numbers may be prompting the Fed and the Bank of England to make a huge error
There is almost zero wage growth in the US and the UK, even though there is full employment. New data in a research paper for the National Bureau of Economic Research suggests the wage-dampening effect of mass unemployment has been overtaken by the underemployment of the gig economy. The paper'
- Business Insider•12 hours ago
'The president needs to know it is all a setup': Trump's media allies are warning him not to fire Rod Rosenstein after bombshell NYT report
President Donald Trump's allies in the media are divided on how to defuse a bombshell report from The New York Times. According to sources in the report published on Friday, deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein floated the idea of invoking the 25th Amendment to discharge President Donald Trump
- Business Insider•12 hours ago
6 siblings of an Arizona Republican congressman endorsed his Democratic opponent in a scathing campaign ad
Republican congressman Paul Gosar has six siblings who do not want him to keep his seat in Arizona's 4th District this November. They endorsed Gosar's Democratic opponent, David Brill, in a campaign ad posted online Friday. "He's not listening to you, and he doesn't have your interests
- Business Insider•14 hours ago
Chuck Grassley fumes about the Christine Blasey Ford-Brett Kavanaugh saga in a series of bizarre tweets
Senate Judiciary Committee chairman Chuck Grassley granted Christine Blasey Ford's attorneys an extension to decide whether she'll speak to lawmakers about her claim that Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were in high school in the 1980s. Ford's attorneys sent a letter to
- Business Insider•15 hours ago
Republicans grant Christine Blasey Ford's request for more time to decide whether she'll testify on sexual assault claim against Brett Kavanaugh
Christine Blasey Ford's attorneys asked for more time to decide whether Ford will speak to the Senate Judiciary Committee about her claim that Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her in the 1980s. Committee chairman Chuck Grassley granted the request Friday night. Christine Blasey Ford's attorneys
- Business Insider•16 hours ago
Four Russian spy planes fly past Alaska — it's the third time this month Russian military aircraft have done so
Russian military aircraft have been flying past Alaska on the regular this month. Four Russian maritime reconnaissance aircraft flew past the northern part of the state Friday, North American Aerospace Defence Command announced. The incident marks the third time this month Russian military aircraft
- Business Insider•17 hours ago
'That was collusion in action': Beto O'Rourke calls up Trump's Russia summit to rebuke Ted Cruz for cozying up to the president
Democratic Rep. Beto O'Rourke of Texas took aim at his Republican rival, Sen. Ted Cruz, and his ties to President Donald Trump. During their first debate amid a closely watched midterm election in Texas, O'Rourke contrasted Cruz's recent conciliatory statements about Trump, with the harsh
- Business Insider•17 hours ago
The Victorian government is launching an investigation into the gig economy
The Victorian government will investigate the practices of the so-called gig economy and on-demand workforce, amid claims that workers are being underpaid and exploited. Victorian Industrial Relations Minister Natalie Hutchins said the inquiry, chaired by former Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO) Natalie James
- Business Insider•17 hours ago
4 grooming mistakes you should stop making in the warmer months
Dr. Terrence Keaney, a dermatologist working with Dove Men+Care, recommends his male patients wash their face twice a day -- and only twice a day. Many men don't know the proper way to prevent sweat in the underarms: it's all in when you apply the antiperspirant. It takes time for your antiperspirant
- Reuters•19 hours ago
LNG shipping rates spike with no respite seen through 2019
LONDON/SINGAPORE, Sept 21 (Reuters) - The price of shipping liquefied natural gas (LNG) has spiked in September and is likely to remain high next year, buoyed by rising production from new plants and concerns that demand for LNG vessels will outpace supply. Rates, which broadly hovered around $30,000
- Business Insider•20 hours ago
Here's who could replace Rod Rosenstein if he's fired
If President Donald Trump fires Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, the Justice Department's rules of succession dictate that Solicitor General Noel Francisco would assume the post. Francisco's track record as a lawyer mirrors Trump's rhetoric against intelligence authorities, with cases
- Business Insider•21 hours ago
The Browns will hand the reins to Baker Mayfield after his explosive debut, but it could create an awkward situation
All signs point to Baker Mayfield taking the Cleveland Browns' starting quarterback job after he electrified in his debut and led the team to a win. While Mayfield earned the job, it could leave the Browns in an awkward spot with Tyrod Taylor. The Browns traded for Taylor, insisted he would be
- Business Insider•21 hours ago
NFL Week 3 betting guide — Our best bets
Week 3 of the NFL season is here. After a brutal 1-4 start to our SuperContest campaign, we bounced back with a rock solid 3-2 on our best bets last weekend. While 3-2 doesn't get us all the way back to a winning record, it went a long way to bringing us back into the heart of the standings.
- Business Insider•21 hours ago
Ronald Reagan's daughter Patti Davis says she was sexually assaulted and can’t remember certain details — just like Christine Blasey Ford
Patti Davis, the daughter of former President Ronald Reagan, wrote in a Washington Post op-ed Friday that she was sexually assaulted decades ago and forgets certain details - just like Christine Blasey Ford. Ford has accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her roughly 36
- Business Insider•22 hours ago
Democrats warn Trump not to use New York Times report as a 'pretext' for 'corrupt' firing of Rod Rosenstein
Democratic leadership is warning the president not to fire Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein following a bombshell New York Times report on Friday. According to The Times, Rosenstein discussed wearing a wire to secretly record the president and using the 25th Amendment to remove him from office
- Business Insider•22 hours ago
Trump's media allies are pushing him to fire Rod Rosenstein 'immediately' after the bombshell New York Times story
President Donald Trump's allies in conservative media asked him to fire Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein "immediately" on Friday after a New York Times bombshell. The Times reported that Rosenstein had discussed the 25th Amendment in the days after the president fired FBI Director
- Business Insider•22 hours ago
A new perk for the wealthy, right in their own apartment buildings: resident-only restaurants and drinks on the house in private bars
Luxury apartments are rolling out fancy and resident-exclusive restaurants. The Wall Street Journal reported that a recent crop of such eateries has sprung up in Miami. Glitzy real estate offerings of the past have featured similar wild giveaways, like art galleries and trips to space.
- Business Insider•22 hours ago
Donald Trump Jr. lashes out at Rod Rosenstein after explosive New York Times report
Donald Trump Jr. blasted Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein in a Friday tweet. The tweet was in a response to a New York Times article reporting Rosenstein had discussed removing President Donald Trump from office and secretly recording him in spring 2017. Rosenstein oversees the special counsel
