Новости за 29.12.2014

Populist lead narrows, pointing to indecisive election

Discussing unusual and aggressive buying in some energy names, with David Miller, Catalyst Funds senior portfolio manager.

Brent crude surrenders early advance

The FMHR traders share their energy forecasts, and what stocks they're buying.

There are signs that President Obama's Department of Energy loan guarantee is working in some parts of the country.

U.S. Mint American Eagle gold coin sales are on track to fall nearly 40 percent in 2014, the biggest drop in eight years.

The national oil company is at risk of becoming a pariah

Saudi Arabia has been showing that in hydrocarbons only the fittest keep market share

Christmas timing and poor communication targeted over chaos

Commodity exporters unlikely to rebound against US dollar in 2015

These days, the magic of moviemaking has become slightly diminished, given that many casual moviegoers know the tricks of the trade, particularly CGI. But even if you think you know everything about green screens and motion capture, you should watch this peek at the work by Industrial Light & Magic on "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" —it's fascinating for just how much of the movie's big setpieces were done in post-production. This three-minute featurette shows the intense digital work... Читать дальше...

€315bn plan could be best option to aid region if companies can start investing

Oil pushes above $60 a barrel on Libya violence but later falls back

Sony's 'The Interview' earned $18 million in its opening days, but it still grossed less than would normally have been predicted.

She had wanted to thank the bakery personally.

A stronger dollar that threatens international tourism volume shouldn't hurt hotels in 2015, an analyst told CNBC.

The rise of anti-system parties threatens a currency that depends on consensus

About this time last year, there were big questions about "Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit." In fact, Paramount's reboot of the Tom Clancy character was originally scheduled to open on Christmas Day, and even though it was pushed into January, there were still big hopes pinned on the film. Not only was the studio looking at a potential new franchise, there were even talks of spinoff movies centering on Kevin Costner's grizzled intelligence agent. But the movie was a bomb (it opened in fourth place) and eventually crawled to $135 million worldwide ... Читать дальше...

News group is pushing to sell software to others and hiring more engineers under Amazon CEO

It can be hard for some people to keep on the heat inside their own apartments. A start-up is trying to fix the problem.

The National Security Agency left something under the tree: redacted accounts of some agency abuses over the last decade. Patrick Eddington comments.

Greek stocks tumbled over 10 percent on Monday after a failed presidential vote paved the way for a snap election in the new year.

The euro traded near a 28-month low on Monday after a vote in Greece failed to secure a president.