Rishi Sunak, a former Goldman Sachs banker and hedge fund head who stepped down last summer from his post as Chancellor of the Exchequer to protest ex-Prime Minister Boris Johnson, will be the next leader of the United Kingdom after a brief, yet disastrous tenure by Liz Truss.
About 100,000 people in France took to the streets on Tuesday to lash out at the rising costs of living and called for higher wages to make up for soaring inflation and energy bills.
As Europeans face soaring energy prices and inflation, the French are also dealing with a surge in costs for a dietary staple that has—at least partially—already been blamed for starting a revolution: bread.
Lloyd Austin, who sat on the board of Raytheon, America’s second largest defense contractor before he was appointed by Joe Biden to become U.S. Secretary of Defense, promised his Ukrainian counterpart that Kyiv will get what it needs from the U.S. to defeat Russia in the Ukraine War.
Since even before the start of the Ukraine War, we have been warning that European countries will be facing an immigration crisis as poorer nations fall deeper into poverty.
Commanders from the U.S.’s 101st Airborne Division said their forces are ready to fight in Ukraine in a moment’s notice as the conflict between Kyiv and Moscow continues to boil over.
He is the richest man in the world. So when Elon Musk tweets a prediction about when the current recession (yes, we are in a recession) will end, it makes news.
How much crypto, and what cryptos, might make sense as part of an investment portfolio?
Remember the good ol’ days before the turn of the century, when election results were tallied and declared on election night?
Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt is leading 19 state AG’s in an investigation of some of the country’s largest banks, alleging improper and illegal practices involving radical environmental goals known as ESG (Environmental Social and Governance).