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The perimeter fence at Silverwater jail in Sydney's west AAPThere are more than 41,000 daily full-time prisoners in Australia, according to the latest ABS data. Many of them are in private prisons - almost 20% of the prison population according to a 2014 Productivity Commission r ... Show More

Advertising through online influencers is shaping consumer law, business models and people's careers. Nico Aguilera/Flickr, CC BY-SAIt sounds like a get rich quick scheme. Amass huge numbers of followers on a social media platform like Instagram and you can get paid like a celebr ... Show More

How should you signal that you don't want to be disturbed? www.shutterstock.comOur workplaces are becoming less formal as the decor resembles what we have at home, companies relax dress codes, and technology makes it possible to work from anywhere. But the old formality had some ... Show More

What do tulip bulbs and cryptocurrencies have in common? Today’s episode proves that amateurs are at the highest risk for losing big when an asset is in a bubble.  You need only look at our crazes in modern times like the tech stock bubble of the early 2,000s, the sub-prime crisi ... Show More

* Fed’s talk pricked the mother of all bubbles. * Netflix becomes a victim of its own success. * Cathie Wood’s ARKK fund sees an entire bear market in one week. * Investors are no longer taking refuge in the US dollar. * Tether is an accident waiting to happen. * Pumpers are now ... Show More

* Dollar falls towards new lows. * Inflation fears become more widespread. * Wall Street beginning to realize there’s no political solution to inflation. Bitcoin following risk stocks lower, as inflation hedges like gold and silver rise. * Fearing 2% inflation, Bitcoin investors ... Show More

This week, Grayscale Investments CEO Michael Sonnenshein joined to react to bitcoin's selling off below $30,000 and said crypto investors are used to the volatility. Chairman and CEO of United Wholesale Mortgage Mat Ishbia went through this week's housing data and explained why h ... Show More

While blowups can feel like they happen all of a sudden, many times stocks flash warning signs. IBD’s Alissa Coram and Justin Nielsen discuss how investors could’ve utilized technical analysis to recognize these signals in the current banking crisis. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsW ... Show More

Volatility is back just in time for the October scaries as new tariff threats rattle investors just as the markets reached new record highs. Is this a re-do of the April selloff, or the beginning of the bursting of a bubble in risky assets? Barry Ritholtz the original Blog-Father ... Show More