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“When on CNBC there arose such a clatter/ Investors sprang from their chairs to see what was the matter./ Up to the TV they flew like a flash,/ To hear the latest rumors and political trash.”
Read more at Investopedia, where the staffers had some fun by putting a twist on the old holiday classic.
Here’s a little more:
When, what to their wondering eyes should appear,
But Warren Buffett, with something for investors to hear.
More young Americans – even those earning between $50,000 and $75,000 – are using payday lenders, prepaid debit cards and other questionable financial services. But there are better alternatives to those “alternatives.”
Nowadays, retailers and manufacturers can’t merely introduce a new product to consumers and call it a day. The way that 7-Eleven is launching “Slurpee Lite,” its new low-calorie drink, shows how a product rollout must be an “event.” This week’s event includes a big Slurpee giveaway.
