Jihadi preacher lashes out against Islamic State – CTV News

CTV NewsJihadi preacher lashes out against Islamic StateCTV NewsAMMAN, Jordan — A prominent jihadi preacher lashed out Friday against Islamic State militants for burning to death a Jordanian pilot, saying this is "not acceptable in any religion." Abu Mohammed al-Maqdesi, considered a spiritual mentor for many al Qaeda ……

Futures little changed ahead of payrolls report

U.S. stock index futures were little changed on Friday ahead of the monthly payrolls report, with the S&P 500 on track for its best week out of seven as investors digested the latest batch of earnings. * Investors will look to the January employment report for signs of strength …

Oil Prices Most Volatile Since 2009

The nearly 20 percent rally in oil prices over the past week raised hopes in the oil industry that the financial bloodshed might be over. But hopes were quickly dashed on February 4 when prices erased much of their gains – March deliveries of WTI dropped by a whopping 8 percent in a …

British Revised GDP

About 5 minutes ago, the British Revised GDP figures were released, showing a -0.6 decline rather than -0.7{04524d497bea0ade6defd1388b5c9b25998d95475e2938b4fa9d615e63ad1540}. This is basically what investors expected. Immediately following the result, the GBP/USD cross dipped below the 1.6300 mark. However, soon after trader confidence pushed the GBP/USD pair back up to the 1.6310 level. Therefore…

Buttonwood: Not kicking the habit

UK Only Article: standard article Issue: Capitalism’s unlikely heroes Fly Title: Buttonwood Rubric: The world is still addicted to debt EIGHT years have passed since subprime mortgages started to go disastrously wrong, but the after-effects of the debt crisis are still around. So, as a new report from the …

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Thousands of prized artworks from the Co… . Hiram Powers marble sculpture “The Greek Slave” is displayed along with other artwork from the Corcoran Gallery of Art, Thursday, Feb. 5, 2015, at the National Gallery of Art in Washington.

‘The 1990s never ended’

It’s amazing how little art has changed since the decade of grunge rock and Ally McBeal. We’re stuck in a rut and can’t move on writes Jason Farago.