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New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed a bill Tuesday night that will give tax relief to Atlantic City’s casinos — and possibly prevent the closure of as many as four of them. The action by the Democratic governor hands the casinos long-sought relief from an existing law that allows them to make payments in lieu … Read more

by handsomeboh Evergrande has been in danger of default for so long that financial analysts have been calling it a “car crash in slow motion”. The thing about super slow car crashes is that you can then put massive measures in place specifically designed to ensure that the rest of the economy doesn’t get affected. … Read more

(Japan is the Leader in robotics and automation) https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/d…1640255348 Prototype uses carousel of canisters to create flavour samples on hygienic film over flatscreen TV A Japanese professor has developed a prototype lickable TV screen that can imitate food flavours, another step towards creating a multisensory viewing experience. The device, called Taste the TV (TTTV), uses … Read more

of RT Telegram in the statement made from the account, “MABB announces European satellite liaison operator Eutelsat 9B Moscow Our new German channel broadcasting from the studio in forced RT DE to take down” said. RT stated that the actions of MABB were against the law and emphasized that they were confident that this decision would be reversed by the court. … Read more

It's scary comparing how many countries are in trouble in 2022 vs the post 80's Japan bubble crash years (90/00's/10's/China WTO boom yrs) when Japan had a very healthy world to recover into. China decoupling itself now, QE bubble machine, debt at epic levels already #WhataMess — M/1_LP (@MI_Investments) December 23, 2021 With the #fed … Read more

U.S. inflation soars, spending softens in November The numbers: Consumer spending rose 0.6 in November after a 1.4% gain in the prior month, the U.S. government said Thursday. Personal income rose 0.4% after a 0.5% rise in October. The gains were in line with forecasts of economists surveyed by The Wall Street Journal. Adjusted for inflation, … Read more

by Chris Black I mean, how dare you, peasant? It’s been clear for years now that Anthony Fauci believes that he is some kind of god. It should scare everyone to have people like Fauci in charge of this country. The man literally tortures puppies. "The guy should be fired on the spot," says Dr. … Read more

by Chris Black The modern world consists of forced universal pacifism supplied with unlimited hedonism. What could go wrong? If we cannot escape this, man must learn to re-wild himself if civilization is to survive. Culture in itself is basically just a set of group survival tools at its core. When survival is guaranteed in … Read more

by Chris Black 55% of white liberals are currently atheist, agnostic or irreligious. Yet churches continue to liberalize against the will of their actual parishioners. In 2010, 48% of white liberals were Catholic or Protestant. In 2020, it was 31%. 36% were nones in 2010. 55% in 2020. 1/3 atheist/agnostic. White conservatives were largely unchanged. … Read more

Also, have been thinking about mining. Miners get paid in BTC. They need people to buy their BTC so they can pay for their server farms and electricity. Given that there's no reason to buy BTC except the potential greater fool, the big mining pools need to support the price. — Ewan Kirk (@ewankirk) December … Read more

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shutting down #nuclear power plants comes with a price… But guess what EU will classify #nuclear energy as #ESG conform beginning of next year. If they don't energy prices will never recover … — StockAugury (@StockAugury) December 22, 2021 Germany shutting down their nuclear plants in the face of a historic energy crisis is the … Read more

THE YEAR OF 1/6th AND 5/6ths For the @markets newsletter, I wrote my big take for 2021. Basically some years are a "year of two halves". This year, on the other hand was all about January and February vs. the other months. Subscribe here! https://t.co/Pl5nZqsNJq pic.twitter.com/jaZaSI4oPt — Joe Weisenthal (@TheStalwart) December 22, 2021 Here's $CQQQ … Read more

Things getting bad fast here it seems. France had to take another plant down due to strike/protest ” When you see fuel-oil power plants firing up, that’s the telltale of a grid throwing some of it’s very last defences to keep supply and demand balanced. I’m France right now, multiple fuel-oil units at the ” … Read more

Watch the latest video at foxbusiness.com Dec. 22, 2021 – 4:41 – Stew Leonard’s CEO Stew Leonard Jr. notes supermarket chains have been ‘trying to hold back as much as we can’ by not passing along higher input costs to customers.