As forecast, the Merger and Acquisition trend which we have been long reporting would peak when the Federal Reserve would aggressively raise interest rates and cut off the cheap money supply.
Author: admin (Kendrick Williams)
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SPOTLIGHT: REAL ESTATE’S TAILSPIN
About $175 billion of real estate debt is classified as “distressed,” meaning there is a growing likelihood of it not being repaid, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
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BIG DATA, TRANSHUMANISM AND WHY THE SINGULARITY MAY BE FAKED
Silicon Valley is essentially fused with the national security state. Silicon Valley is now also entering into joint ventures with medical companies, and many of these ventures are financed by groups like In-Q-Tel, which is the CIA's venture capital arm.
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BIDEN KEYSTONE KABOSH COST TENS OF THOUSANDS IN JOBS AND TENS OF BILLIONS IN GROWTH
How did Joe Biden’s moves to reverse Trump era energy policies work out? Not well, according to a new government report.
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THIS WEEK IN SURVEILLANCE
How easily can Constitutional privacy rights of Americans be magically wiped away?
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WEF ADVISOR HARARI WRONG ABOUT GLOBALIST VICTORY OVER WAR, BUT RIGHT ABOUT EMERGING TECH NIGHTMARES
With Davos 2023 in the books, we thought it would be useful to look back at some of the predictions prominent advisor Yuval Harari made just a few years ago.
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BLOCKCHAIN BATTLES
It isn’t just BRICS. Russia and Iran, two members of an international group challenging the dollar backed international fiat exchange standard, are considering issuing a gold-backed crypto stablecoin.
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CRYPTO FLOWING TO DEVELOPING REGIONS
As the U.S. and Europe continue to take a muddled stance toward crypto innovation, developing regions of the world are making moves toward adoption.
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CRYPTOS GO WELL BEYOND FINTECH
So-called financial technology, or fintech, sucks up a lot of the oxygen when it comes to cryptos.
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TOP TREND: SELF-SUFFICIENT ECONOMIES—TOMORROW’S FACTORY IS A 3D PRINTER
The array of lathes, cutters, and drill presses that have littered factory floors for more than a century is giving way to ranks of 3D printers humming 24 hours a day, turning out industrial parts from weather seals to molds and all manner of toys, art objects, car parts, shoes, with larger versions already making buildings.