The pace of money growth in China has slowed for a second month. If that’s sustained, global stocks could lose a hitherto supportive tailwind next year...
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The drug interdictions have resulted in more than $1.1 billion in revenues being denied for criminal groups.
"Given the set-up in markets, diversification is now the price worth paying to keep you fully invested in equities"
The tireless hacks at the BBC have emerged from their bunkers once again to terrorise the public by bravely touring the hospitals and whipping up hysteria about the latest outbreak of flu...
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"The package would involve subsidies and financing support separate from existing vehicles like the $50 billion Big Fund III."
Political pressure on the Fed will increase if Trump wants to keep rates lower to boost growth, particularly if we get closer to November and it still looks like the Democrats are the favorites to win the House.
There’s a growing list of public and private companies that are working to build reactors for various purposes. These reactors vary widely in their design, size, output, and potential purpose.
...issued warnings to investors about the risk of "significant losses" should the metal's record-breaking rally come to an end.
59.5% of Americans would pay more for secure delivery options...
Unlocking this mutually profitable opportunity requires the US to first successfully manage the Turkish-Russian tensions in Central Asia that it’s responsible for exacerbating through TRIPP...
Jiutian's internal bay can deploy up to 100 kamikaze drones for a saturation...
The relationship between Germany and the EU on the one hand and China’s political leadership on the other is clearly creaking. The growing trade tensions between both sides have become impossible to ignore.

The United Kingdom has a particularly strong culture of television viewership...
In her speech in Brussels, at no point did von der Leyen address the rising crime rates among foreign nationals or the rising feeling of insecurity felt among Europeans
Apparently when a senior US official read the brief he "turned pale" as he realized...








































