Henry Truc is an experienced financial writer and the executive editor of Equities.com. His work has appeared on Yahoo! Finance, Nasdaq.com, and many other publications. He has interviewed CEOs and Wall Street analysts, as well as investment fund managers and economists. His experience in financial reporting and coverage has ranged from blue chip equities in the U.S. to up-and-coming public companies in emerging markets like China. Previous to equities.com, Henry served as the managing editor for EQUITIES Magazine, which covered investment types of all categories. Follow him on Twitter at @henrytruc. and connect with him on LinkedIn.
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For the 2020 fiscal year, the federal budget deficit is expected to hit a massive $1 trillion—the first time in U.S. history that it will have expanded so rapidly in a time of peace and prosperity.
iPhone sales have been shrinking since 2015, and the company can't keep raising prices to compensate.
Smartphone prices have increased in recent years for two reasons. One, is lack of innovation and slower sales. Two, 5G. Is this new, high priced world going to stick around?
Regional dominance in an industry is not guaranteed in perpetuity against all political, social and economic changes.
The precious metal continues to be an attractive hedge against a volatile summer in equities.
Investors and users search for companies who lead with innovation. But today innovation is hard to find in smartphones, apps, automotive, search engines, security systems, social networks and more.
Why Apple Siri, Google Home, Amazon Alexa, Android, Cortana and AI in general invades user privacy and what can be done to protect users.
In a remarkable return to grace, Microsoft is now the largest US company.
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