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Google is redesigning its dominant search engine, and users may find that future results keep them on Google’s own properties for even longer. At its second annual search event, called Search On, Google showed off its latest batch of advancements to search results. The company touted its artificial intelligence and the ability to answer more … Read more
Breadcrumb Trail Links PMN Business Author of the article: Article content Myanmar’s currency has lost more than 60% of its value since the beginning of September, driving up food and fuel prices in an economy that has tanked since a military coup eight months ago. Many gold shops and money exchanges closed on Wednesday due … Read more
China has further curtailed press freedoms in Hong Kong after staff at the territory’s embattled public broadcaster were forced to support national security laws and the interests of the Chinese government. Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK), founded in 1928, is the only publicly funded media outlet on Chinese soil and is sometimes compared to the … Read more
#CitadelScandal number 1 in USA at of 9/30 7:20AM EST. Lets see how long will it take Twitter to take it down h/t bink_uk
Totally agree with that. When brainwashed people will wake up? Almost all governments work against people’s interest. h/t pacmanpill
Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) grills Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and General Mark Milley at a House Armed Services Committee, “Ending the U.S. Military Mission in Afghanistan”.
h/t bigsaucee
by visualcapitalist The top 10 richest people on the planet have a combined net worth of $1.4 trillion. For some context, that’s roughly the same size as Australia’s GDP. Who are these ultra-wealthy individuals, and what’s the source of their wealth? Here’s a look at the top 10 richest people on the planet, and how they’ve made their … Read more
by Kimble Charting The price of natural gas is a closely watched economic input, similar to crude oil, gasoline, and interest rates. When these economic inputs are rising, then we tend to worry about inflation. Today, we take a closer look at a long-term chart of natural gas. As you can see on today’s “monthly” … Read more
If your mortgage is $1,500/month and you earn $1,500/month, your house is free. https://t.co/X1WioMDQrQ — Jon Gabriel (@exjon) September 28, 2021
This is almost as good as their paper last year during the pandemic crash showing that #CentralBanks can go #bankrupt… 👇https://t.co/caz4wjfxtc pic.twitter.com/WlfBBfQoeH — Invariant Perspective (@InvariantPersp1) September 29, 2021
Wow.. after YouTube decided to ban Russia, Russia is about to ban YouTube in return. That would be a loss for YouTube revenues @mfa_russia @M_Simonyan pic.twitter.com/glrIJUSPNT — Russian Market (@runews) September 29, 2021
Settling debts with your cousin in China pic.twitter.com/YiZSGBCuX8 — The Long View (@HayekAndKeynes) September 29, 2021 #Evergrande crisis is spreading to global soccer market:#FabioCannavaro, head coach of Guangzhou Evergrande FC, has left his post by mutual consent, the club confirmed on Tuesday, leaving the FC's future in doubt. — ChinaPropertyFocus (@ChinaPropFocus) September 29, 2021
by Charles Hugh-Smith The banquet of consequences is being served, and risk-off crashes are, like revenge, best served cold. The ideal setup for a crash is a consensus that a crash is impossible–in other words, just like the present: sure, there are carefully measured murmurings about a “correction” but nobody with anything to lose in the … Read more
by: Stefan Gleason A prominent U.S. Senator just called the head of the nation’s central bank “dangerous.” Unfortunately, the true dangers of U.S. monetary and fiscal policy were lost on everyone involved. On Tuesday, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell testified before the Senate banking committee, where Senator Elizabeth Warren led the left wing of the … Read more
by Ryan McMaken of Mises Institute The regime is trying to whip up maximum hysteria or the chances that the US government could default on its debts if the debt ceiling is not raised. So far, the financial markets don’t seem to care that much, as ten-year Treasurys over the past week have barely risen above 1.5 percent, … Read more
