Mergers and acquisitions worldwide slowed to a value of $2 trillion in the first nine months of this year, the least since 2013 and a 28-percent decline from the same period in 2022, according to data from the London Stock Exchange Group.
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EUROZONE INFLATION SLOWEST IN TWO YEARS
In September, inflation among the 20-nation Eurozone fell to an annual rate of 4.3 percent, its slowest in two years, and beat analysts’ forecasts of 4.5 percent.
EUROPE’S BOND MARKET TANKS
Investors in European bonds sold off last week on fears that the European Central Bank will hold rates higher for longer and because Italy’s budget deficit came in larger than expected.
ZELENSKY SHOULD HAVE STAYED HOME
Most Americans do not understand how the United Nations functions, or does not function as the case might be, preferring to think of it as some kind of debating society where the 193 member nations representing the world community can vent over issues that they rarely have control over.
GLYCINE REVERSES AGING IN CELLS
Collagen—which provides structural support and strength to your tissues[1,2,3]—accounts for about 30 percent of the total protein in your body. Twenty-eight percent of collagen, in turn, is made up of the amino acid glycine.[4]
AMAZON MONOPOLY VS. STATE LAWSUIT: WHO WILL WIN?
After legislation that might have curtailed Amazon monopoly practices failed to advance in 2022, 17 states together with the FTC (Federal Trade Commission), have now launched a suit against the retailing giant.
IT’S NOT A BRAIN TRANSPLANT, BUT…
As glial cells go, so goes the brain. Glial cells in the brain link neurons together, nourish, clean, and protect them. When glial cells age, sicken, or die, the result can be anything from uncontrollable movements to forgetfulness or mood changes.
ELECTRIC WINDOWS ADJUST TO BLOCK LIGHT OR HEAT
Engineers at North Carolina State University have ended the era of the passive window. Their new version can let light and heat pass through as usual, adjust to block heat but not light, or block some light while letting heat pass through unimpeded.
FLASH! WASTE PLASTIC BECOMES HYDROGEN WITH A SIDE OF GRAPHENE
Scientists at Rice University have come up with a three-fer: a way to eradicate plastic waste by flash-heating it, which releases hydrogen that can be captured for fuel or industrial use and also produces graphene as a byproduct.
THE NEW ABNORMAL: AUTHORITARIAN CONTROL FREAKS WANT TO MICROMANAGE OUR LIVES
Authoritarian control freaks out to micromanage our lives has become the new normal or, to be more accurate, the new abnormal when it comes to how the government relates to the citizenry.









