At a factory in Pretoria, South Africa, international food conglomerate Nestlé makes noodles and Kit Kat bars—and now, thanks to London company ECCO, it also makes baking soda and pure carbon gas.
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AMERICA’S SEARCH FOR NEW ENEMIES
Does anyone really think that Iran threatens the United States? It’s only plausible if you can be convinced by a congenital liar and war criminal like Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu or by a buffoon like Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina.
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CHEESE, THE ULTIMATE SUPERFOOD
Let's chat about something that's been gracing our tables for over 7,000 years—cheese.[1] Now, I know what you're thinking. "Cheese? Isn't that just a guilty pleasure?"
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WHO OWNS AMERICA? OLIGARCHS HAVE BOUGHT UP THE AMERICAN DREAM
Who owns America? Is it the government? The politicians? The corporations? The foreign investors? The American people?
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ECONOMIC UPDATE—MARKET OVERVIEW
While the equity markets keep going up, the global economy, as we report with factual data in this and previous Trends Journals, keeps going down.
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JUST STEAL CONTENT AND LAWYER UP: ERIC SCHMIDT’S ADVICE TO AI STARTUPS
Steal content to feed AI and continue to establish realities on the ground that can’t be turned back.
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SPOTLIGHT: BIGS GETTING BIGGER
Hargreaves Lansdown, the U.K.’s largest investment management firm, is being sold to a consortium for the equivalent of $6.9 billion in the second-largest sale of a London-listed company this year.
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SPOTLIGHT: CHINA’S ECONOMIC DISTRESS: IS CHINA’S EXPORT BOOM TAPERING OFF?
In July, the value of China’s exports in dollar terms rose 7 percent, year on year, lower than June’s 8.6-percent increase and missing analysts’ forecasts of a 9.7-percent jump.
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TOP TREND 2023, OFFICE BUILDING BUST: DESPITE RECORD VACANCIES, NEW YORK CITY’S OFFICE BUILDINGS RISE IN VALUE
Even with a vacancy rate just below 25 percent, the assessed value of Manhattan’s office buildings has crept up from $202.3 billion to $204.8 billion since July 2020, when the COVID War sent workers home and market values sliding.