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The best performing ETFs in the first half of 2024
Money.it
16 July 2024 - 17:00
Here are the ETFs that skyrocketed in the first half of the year and those that suffered.
WhatsApp added the best innovation in recent years
Money.it
16 July 2024 - 15:00
WhatsApp added the best innovation in recent years, by popular demand from users. Here’s what it is.
How and why Japan is betting on microchips
Money.it
16 July 2024 - 13:00
In the 1990s, Japan produced about 50% of all chips; today this percentage has been reduced to a paltry 9%. Tokyo wants to reverse the trend.
How to become a broker and how much could you make
Money.it
15 July 2024 - 17:00
What a broker does, how to become a stockbroker, and what salary you can aspire to: here’s everything you need to know.
A new megatrend to invest in now: 3 funds to buy
Money.it
15 July 2024 - 15:00
Providing specialized, high-value products and services can lead to substantial economic gains, particularly when demand is driven by global megatrends.
China’s "time bomb": its $13 trillion local debt
Money.it
15 July 2024 - 13:00
Last year, the central government allowed local governments to raise about 1 trillion yuan ($140 billion) through bond sales to repay their LGFV debts.
What is a financial bubble?
Money.it
12 July 2024 - 17:00
Monitoring asset fundamentals, diversifying your portfolio, being cautious with leverage, and following market indicators are key strategies to avoid losses.
Samsung strikes are alarming the world economy
Money.it
12 July 2024 - 13:00
Samsung warns of an indefinite strike over requests for bonuses and salaries. Why could the chip giant’s unprecedented protest be a global threat?
10 foul-proof ways to save money on flights
Money.it
12 July 2024 - 13:00
If you are wondering how to save on airline tickets, know these 10 useful tips to avoid spending a fortune.
What’s next for France according to Moody’s
Money.it
11 July 2024 - 17:00
France, with its still uncertain political destiny, risks worsening its fiscal and debt situation. What can happen according to Moody’s analysis?