Summary: “What goes down must go up, wheel that turns.” Just another day for you and me in the forex markets as risk turned to risk. The Chinese government injected a total of CNY 120 billion ($ 18.6 billion) in short-term liquidity into the banking system to allay concerns about an Evergrande group debt crisis, […]
Read MoreJapan needs a “resilient” economy to overcome new challenges by seeking ways to curb the spread of the coronavirus and promote economic activities simultaneously, and by implementing reform measures to improve the business environment , a government report said on Friday. With the nation still struggling to contain the pandemic and unable to focus on […]
Read MoreAfter T-shirt funds collected for the Voices of Hope charity were stolen by an online scammer, a local real estate company offered to replace the lost money. September 23, 2021 6:52 PM LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – Earlier this month, local t-shirt company 402ink partnered with the KNOW MORE campaign to design shirts that would benefit […]
Read MoreThe world’s food systems are deeply flawed. These flaws affect us all, but they mostly affect the more than 811 million people who go to bed hungry every night. The very existence of millions of hungry people is a clear sign that our food systems are not functioning well enough. Twenty percent of the world’s […]
Read MoreLONDON, Sept. 23 (Reuters) – Norway has become the first major developed economy to raise interest rates as growth rebounds following a pandemic that has triggered an extraordinary stimulus across the world. As the economic recovery takes hold and inflationary pressures intensify, some central banks are convinced that the time has come to step down. […]
Read MoreThe creation of a sustainable environment is today on the agenda of every organization. While most companies do this as part of their corporate social responsibility efforts, there has been an increase in the number of organizations advocating for sustainability in the products and services they develop and also offer. For example, almost all of […]
Read MoreBy Gean Botha In the aftermath of the national Covid-19 lockdown in 2020, businesses were hungry for economic recovery. However, South Africa’s fourth industry – manufacturing – is struggling to get back on its feet. While industry statistics over the past year indicate improvement since May 2020, monthly growth over the past six months has […]
Read MoreGEORGE TOWN, Cayman Islands – (COMMERCIAL THREAD) – Cayman Finance today released a new study that critically assesses the methodology and data used to rate the Cayman Islands in the Tax Justice Network (TJN) Financial Secrecy Index (FSI). Significant flaws in TJN’s choice of data and rating made the 2020 report an unreliable source of […]
Read MoreIn this article, the author explains that the new chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission should be a friend of the cryptocurrency world. In April 2021, the US Senate confirmed Gary Gensler, President Biden’s nominee, as the new chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”). The former banker was an ardent regulator as […]
Read MoreThe myth that developers are hoarding land after obtaining planning permission in order to benefit from a growing market has been debunked again in a new study from leading town planning consultancy Lichfields. The Tracking Progress report supports the findings of other independent reviews, including those of Sir Oliver Letwin and the OFT; and describes […]
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