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This Friday, February 12th, marks the start of the Chinese New Year and the Chinese people, like the
In two weeks, in Daytona Beach, Florida, 40 cars will compete for the most coveted prize in NASCAR.
In most decades, there are dramatic events that interrupt the course of history and the last twenty
Last Thursday, ahead of the inauguration, President-elect Biden outlined proposals which, if impleme
At the start of a new week and a new year, investors have plenty to think about. Despite the rollou
In Newgrange, just north of the River Boyne in County Meath, Ireland, there exists a giant burial to
No parent can ever forget the day their child was born. From that moment on, you’re completely resp
A week ago, President-elect Biden hurt his foot while playing with Major, one of his rather rambunct
Following knee-jerk flight-to-safety bounce as the pandemic struck, the U.S. dollar has fallen in re
Currently, a 7-day moving average of the number of confirmed cases of Covid-19 exceeds 170,000 while
Of all the challenges facing investors in this blighted year, maintaining a long-term perspective ma
There was a time, long before GPS or the need to select the accent of the artificial being that woul
A few years ago, just when I’d started training for a big race, I strained my Achilles tendon. Bein
It always requires discipline to look beyond the next few weeks and months and take a long-term view
Turbulence defines today’s investment environment, with great waves of uncertainty surging from the
For most Americans, November 3rd can’t come soon enough. U.S. presidential election campaigns are al
For most of the last 40 years, the United States, like most developed economies, has suffered from a
This week, I, like about 20,000 others, will attempt to complete the virtual Boston Marathon. I had
English, as spoken in Ireland, is full of colloquialisms, phrases which are plain and clear to the l
Washington Hawks flourished in the late 1970s and 1980s, when deficits and inflation were seen as si
