“William R. Emmons, senior economic adviser at the Center for Household Financial Stability at the St. Louis Fed, discusses key findings from the center’s research on demographics—specifically race, ethnicity, education and age—and the relationship of those factors to wealth accumulation.” – via St. Louis Fed
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Did you miss HBCU Money™ Dozen via Twitter? No worry. We are now putting them on the site for you to visit at your leisure. We have made some changes here at HBCU Money™ Dozen. We are now solely focused on research and central bank articles from the previous week.
Research
5 ways 2015 changed enterprise software forever l CIOonline http://trib.al/Xxtp3aA
Apple and IBM partnership yields 100 iOS enterprise apps l CIOonline http://trib.al/1pFDyUg
Why social media needs to have a code of ethics for clinical research l CIOonline http://ow.ly/W6qEo
Migraine changes your world. It’s time for a new approach to treatment l New Scientist http://ow.ly/W6qIY
Where in the world have we achieved 100% renewable power? l Renewable Cities http://ow.ly/W5rhU
What made #CITES shark protections so successful? l Pew Environment http://pew.org/1Nu5T37
Federal Reserve, Central Banks, & Financial Departments
What being #bilingual can do for your #brain l WEF http://wef.ch/1O8aaEm
What are vertical farms, and can they really feed the world? l WEF http://wef.ch/1Pay3hZ
#Remittances, often the 1st financial service #migrants use. What’s the cost? l World Bank http://wrld.bg/W5a9H
A history of U.S. debt limits l NBER http://bit.ly/1OAWWQY
Why friends shouldn’t go into business together l WEF http://ow.ly/W6rnO
Price Equalization Does Not Imply Free Trade l St. Louis Fed http://bit.ly/1Zg1UKB
hank you as always for joining us on Saturday for HBCU Money™ Dozen. The 12 most important research and finance articles of the week.
Posted in Finance & Tech Review
Tagged agriculture, bilingual, migraine, remittances, renewable energy, sharks
Our Money Matters /\ December 18, 2015
A weekly snapshot of African American owned public companies and HBCU Money™ tracked African stock exchanges.
NAME TICKER PRICE (GAIN/LOSS %)
African American Publicly Traded Companies
Citizens Bancshares Georgia (CZBS) $7.95 (0.00% UNCH)
M&F Bancorp (MFBP) $3.05 (0.00% UNCH)
Radio One (ROIA) $1.67 (5.03% UP)
African Stock Exchanges
Bourse Regionale des Valeurs Mobilieres (BRVM) 290.90 (0.91% DN)
Botswana Stock Exchange (BSE) 10 601.81 (0.00% UNCH)
Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) 1 969.14 (12.91% DN)*
Nairobi Stock Exchange (NSE) 145.55 (N/A)
Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) 48 717.28 (1.99% DN)
International Stock Exchanges
New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) 9 987.53 (1.24% DN)
London Stock Exchange (LSE) 3 348.10 (0.70% DN)
Tokyo Stock Exchange (TOPIX) 1 537.10 (1.76% DN)
Commodities
October 2014 Average Earnings: $24.68
October 2015 Average Earnings: $25.25
Month Change: Up 0.2 Percent
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