Business Insider | The FTSE 100 — Britain’s benchmark share index — hit the highest level in history on Tuesday, smashing its previous record, set in April 2015.

Zero Hedge | Samsung Electronics announced it is stopping production of its Galaxy Note 7 smartphones, a day after it halted global sales of the star-crossed devices.

Michael Snyder | Did you know that almost 70 percent of the U.S. population is essentially living paycheck to paycheck?

London Telegraph | China is edging towards “financial calamity” and must wean itself off its debt addiction and reform if it is to avoid a crisis, the International Monetary Fund has warned.

Business Insider | There is a small chance that the UK could still stay in the European Union, despite the country’s vote to leave the bloc, according to new research from economists at Morgan Stanley.

Zero Hedge | As Goldman details, Gold has dropped sharply over the past month.

Sky News | The Bank of England probes a dramatic slump in value overnight as blame centres on automated trading systems.

Information Liberation | It’s not a “coincidence” this is all occurring, it’s the result of over six decades of policy.

RT | The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has raised concerns over ballooning global debt that has reached 225 percent of the world’s gross domestic product (GDP), which could lead to financial crises.

DCWhispers.com | The Mainstream Media and its Democrat cohorts continue to demand Donald Trump release his tax returns.

Zero Hedge | A perfect visual to explain the new paranormal.

Information Liberation | Video out of Berlin shows African migrants complaining they’re not being given enough welfare and demanding more because “it’s 2016.”

Zero Hedge | It has been one of the biggest mysteries of the presidential debate, but – according to one calculation – it may be resolved in as little as two weeks.

Mac Slavo | Greg Mannarino of TradersChoice.net says that our economy is in serious trouble.

Washington Free Beacon | Regulations demand 400 million compliance hours from companies.