Misunderstanding the business-driven mind of Donald Trump
Trump could never have achieved what he has already achieved in his lifetime without having the razor-sharp intelligence to accomplish his goals.
Houston
Trading Diary: Our stock portfolios heading for Splattsville?
WASHINGTON, September 5, 2017 – As we’ve noted in our companion column, news of North Korea’s latest blatant act of nuclear one upsmanship has sent U.S. stocks into a swan dive Tuesday. Other market fundamentals, however, are still transfixed by one key question: How quickly all manner of energy companies with business in the Houston-Louisiana ...
North Korean test blast nukes U.S. stock markets Tuesday
Kim-chee hits the fan. Wall Street stock and bond traders do their own version of “duck and cover” as Tuesday risk-off selling blast damages market’s latest recovery attempt.
In praise of post-Harvey price gouging
Harvey has created huge opportunities for profit, and profit attracts plumbers, carpenters and resources. How much profit is too much? How little is too little?
Investor alert: Houston we have a problem – The sequel
The ripple effect stemming from Hurricane Harvey and the massive destruction in and around Houston will strongly influence current and upcoming stock action.
Houston, we have a problem. So do stocks in Monday action
Stock markets are completely confused Monday as investors try to sort out losers and winners to emerge from Hurricane Harvey’s ongoing devastation.
The Browns, Texans and Osweiler made the strangest trade in NFL history
What the Cleveland Browns did was surreal. They traded for a player from Houston they have no intention of playing. Even more surreal: their actions made sense.
Scoring the CNN Houston GOP Debate: How the candidates fared
A much small group - Trump, Cruz, Rubio, Kasich and Carson - w and we grade their performances
Religion in Houston: Freedom to speak about anything the government approves
According to the city attorney, certain pastors were subpoenaed because they vocally opposed HERO.
Houston’s Mayor Parker’s First Amendment Witch Hunt
Houstonians opposed to the city's new HERO provisions filed a lawsuit, and in response, the mayor wants area pastors to turn over their sermons.