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Trading oil and gas contracts using CFDs

Many traders do not realise that Contracts for Difference can be used not just for stockmarket trading, but also in the forex and commodities markets, and one of the most liquid and exciting markets is crude oil and natural gas. CFDs are usually modelled ... Read >
Author: Mike Estrey

Results of Fortune Global 500 List Shows a Stronger Toyota

Fortune.com has released its list of 500 world's largest corporations and for this year Toyota Motor Corporation the producer of Toyota 4Runner parts has climbed two notches from number 8 to number 6. Here are the top 50 companies included in Fortun... Read >
Author: Rain Stockton

What are business ethics and what is their importance?

Business ethics are a matter of much debate. Every MBA entrant is taught the meaning of them, and yet many will never follow these guidelines in their real life careers. It has become a vast and complex field, and is the subject of much research. Business... Read >
Author: William King

How to make major oil companies reduce their global warming impact

Do you want to find a way to make oil companies do something about their global warming impact? Would you like to help reduce the amount of CO2 going into the atmposphere? Here's an easy way that you can help prevent global warming from getting wors... Read >
Author: Nathan Brown

The Lowdown on the Citi Upromise Card

Citibank has partnered with Upromise, Inc. to produce a card that awards cardholders with fabulous rebates that will contribute towards a tax-advantage college savings program. Through this reward program, cardholders get to earn a 1% rebate on gene... Read >
Author: Eric Wasselman

The Lowdown on Contactless Credit Cards

Last year, much talk followed the release of credit cards from Chase with which the bank refers to as 'Blink', their version of contactless Visa or MasterCard. While the technology behind 'Blink' may seem new, the idea behind contactless credit cards isn'... Read >
Author: Eric Wasselman

Oil Stocks As A Long Term Investment

The demand for world oil is increasing while world reserves are decreasing. This is a known fact. The current price of oil can certainly confirm this statement. Consensus also agrees that we will never see $25.00 oil again. The logical conclusion to our a... Read >
Author: Christopher Smith

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