Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic physicians and health authorities repeatedly tried to convince that every measure to battle the spread of the SARS-2 virus was based upon science. Hospital administrators and clinicians treating patients unquestionably followed whatever guidelines were decreed from above.
TOP 2022 TREND, SELF-SUFFICIENCY: U.S. GOING SOLAR FROM SCRATCH
As part of a plan to restore U.S. manufacturing and shift to cleaner energy sources, in August president Joe Biden signed into law the Inflation Reduction Act which includes two key measures.
ECONOMIC UPDATE – MARKET OVERVIEW
In the gambler’s world, reality does not count.
Week after week, from the International Monetary Fund, World Bank, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, etc., we report on their ongoing economic downgrades across the globe... yet equity markets have not crashed and many keep rising.
CURRENCY: A RACE TO THE BOTTOM
If you think inflation is bad now, well you haven’t seen anything yet!
CRACKS BEGIN TO EMERGE. WILL WEST STOP SUPPORTING UKRAINE WAR?
It was about to be the missile strike heard around the world.
Last week, while Ukraine was being pounded by Russian missiles that plunged half the country into darkness, early reports from Kyiv and Warsaw said an errant Russian missile crossed into Poland and killed two in a small border town in Poland called Przewodow.
HOW CHINA MAKES OTHERS PAY FOR CLIMATE COSTS
China is, by far, the world’s largest source of carbon emissions, methane emissions, and other so-called pollutants.
AMERICANS GOING CRAZY: PSYCHOLOGISTS CAN’T KEEP UP WITH DEMAND, FACE BURNOUT FROM COVID WAR
Inflation may be hurting millions of Americans, but one profession is thriving due to COVID-19 lockdowns by brain-dead politicians that did nothing to slow the spread: psychotherapy.
SPOTLIGHT: BIGS GETTING BIGGER
Each week, we report instances where the money junky hedge funds, private equity groups and the already big companies swallow another piece of the global economy.
SPOTLIGHT: THE DIESEL FUEL CRUNCH
While gasoline prices have risen 14 percent so far this year, diesel’s price has shot up by 50 percent to a record $5.35 a gallon, according to the American Automobile Association.
JAPAN’S ECONOMY SHRINKS AS INFLATION SETS FOUR-DECADE RECORD
In this year’s third quarter, Japan’s economy contracted for the first time in a year, shrinking 1.2 percent as galloping inflation raised import costs and the yen’s value sank to its lowest in decades.
IRANIAN PROTESTS TURN INTO AN ANTI-REGIME MOVEMENT, AS FORECAST
Iran’s government is facing its biggest challenge in decades after deadly protests broke out across the country after a woman’s death in morality police custody grew into a larger movement that threatens Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s grip on the country.
BOMBS AWAY OVER SYRIA: ISRAEL CONTINUES ITS WAR WITH SYRIA
Israel carried out an airstrike against Syrian forces early Saturday that resulted in the deaths of four Syrian troops and injuring one.
ISRAEL BLAMED FOR FIRE THAT KILLED 21 IN GAZA
Hamas blamed the Israeli blockade on the Gaza Strip for contributing to the devastating house fire last week that killed 21 people at a party celebrating a birthday and graduation.
TOP 2022 TREND, SELF-SUFFICIENCY: U.S. GOING SOLAR FROM SCRATCH
As part of a plan to restore U.S. manufacturing and shift to cleaner energy sources, in August president Joe Biden signed into law the Inflation Reduction Act which includes two key measures.
ECONOMIC UPDATE – MARKET OVERVIEW
In the gambler’s world, reality does not count.
Week after week, from the International Monetary Fund, World Bank, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, etc., we report on their ongoing economic downgrades across the globe... yet equity markets have not crashed and many keep rising.
CURRENCY: A RACE TO THE BOTTOM
If you think inflation is bad now, well you haven’t seen anything yet!
40 PERCENT LESS LABOR NEEDED TO BUILD EVs
Making an electric car (EV) requires 40 percent less labor than building a fossil fuel car, James Farley, Ford Motor CEO, said last week at a Detroit auto industry conference.
RECYCLING OLD POWER PLANTS
Old electricity generating plants don’t have to be abandoned or torn down. They can be giant batteries—an idea that Denmark’s Hyme Energy is putting into practice.
ELECTRIC VEHICLES AMONG THE LEAST RELIABLE, CONSUMER REPORTS SAYS
Electric vehicles (EVs) are fraught with a variety of glitches and are among the least reliable vehicles made today, according to a new study by Consumer Reports (CR), the popular bible of product quality.