Facebook to invest $1 billion in news industry after Australia row.
- #Facebook Inc pledged to invest at least $1 billion in the news industry over the next three years, days after a high-profile stand-off with the Australian government over paying news outlets for content.
- #Gold and #Bitcoin inhabit different ends of the investor spectrum and can coexist in a portfolio, according to #Goldman #Sachs.
- #Stocks declined and bond yields surged despite a pledge from the #Federal #Reserve that it would continue supporting the U.S. economy.
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