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September 19, 2014 - Market News Daily

The U.S stocks were at a record high today while the Asian Markets were also doing very well and climbed across all regions.

Scotland voted to remain under UK control, which caused the European markets to rise.

Gold remains at an 8 month low and is expected to stay this way for the foreseeable future.

1. The giant Chinese company Alibaba will have its share available to trade today under the name “BABA”. Yesterday they announced that the price of a share will be $68.
   
   
2. With Scotland voting against independence, the pound sharply rose against the dollar during the night. The pound was also strong against the euro.
   
   
3. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 shares were rising to a record high right before the market opened.
   
   
4. Asian stock markets steadily rose during the night although the yen got weaker.

What’s his story? Howard D. Shultz was born in Brooklyn, New York, on July 19, 1953. His family was poor and they had to move to a housing project when he was 3.

Schultz was a natural athlete and was a great basketball and football player. He got a football scholarship to Northen Michigan University in 1970.

He graduated with a degree in communication in 1975 and started working as salesman for a company that sold European coffee makers in the U.S. He was rising through the rank and eventually promoted to director of sales in 1980.

He noticed that he was selling more coffee makers to a small operation in Seattle, Washington, known then as the Starbucks Coffee Tea and Spice Company, than to Macy's. "Every month, every quarter, these numbers were going up, even though Starbucks just had a few stores," Schultz later remembered.

Howard Schultz still distinctly remembers the first time he walked into the original Starbucks in 1981. "I had never had a good cup of coffee. I met the founders of the company, and really heard for the first time the story of great coffee”.

A year after meeting with Starbucks' founders, in 1982, Howard Schultz was hired as director of retail operations and marketing for the growing coffee company, which, at the time, only sold coffee beans, not coffee drinks.

In 1983, while traveling in Milan, Italy, he was struck by the number of coffee bars he encountered. An idea then occurred to him: Starbucks should sell not just coffee beans, but coffee drinks. Eventually, he became CEO and chairman of the Starbucks.

In 2000, Schultz publicly announced that he was resigning as Starbucks' CEO. Eight years later, however, he returned to head the company.

What about today?  Howard D. Schultz is best known as the chairman and CEO of Starbucks, and is worth $2 billion.

September 18, 2014 - Market News Daily 

U.S stocks climbed following the FOMC statement which was released today. The statement also influenced the gold price which dropped to a 9 months low.

The Europeans markets were pretty high today as Scotland’s vote for independence is still going on and should be concluded by tomorrow morning.

Asian markets were mixed today, with both drops and climbs for several shares.

1. U.S and European stocks were rising today.
   
   
2. Alibaba’s shares are going to be priced today after the markets close. On Friday you will already be able to trade the stock under the name “BABA”.
   
   
3. The pound and oil prices might change a lot today due to the Scotland vote of independence.
   
   
4. iOS 8 is out today and we should see changes in the Apple share.
   
   
5. Amazon made a bunch of announcements which can affect their share.

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