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Economists from the British Chambers of Commerce paint a bleak picture of UK economic growth and investment after a possible no-deal Brexit, while a KPMG survey of corporate CEOs reveals a high level of optimism spread across the UK’s private…
The targeted selloff brings Russian holdings of US Treasuries to a 12-year-low; total holdings have fallen by over $150 billion over the last decade. The Russian Central Bank dumped $1.58 billion in US Treasuries in April, freshly released data from…
This article is part of a series of articles titled Uncovering and explaining how our digital world is changing — and changing us. Facebook doesn’t have much consumer trust. But it does have a hell of a lot of consumers.…
Although it has been barred from the US, Huawei apparently has a plan B to effectively keep working. It is now labouring more industriously on its own operating systems, as well as mulling a shift to the Russian-designed Aurora OS.…
Asa Winstanley, an investigative journalist and associate editor with The Electronic Intifada, told Sputnik that Israel spends $1 million a year on an online influence campaign aimed at slowing the momentum of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) Movement through…
Amid the restructuring, Germany’s largest lender will also reportedly reduce or entirely close equity and rates trading businesses outside continental Europe. The overhaul follows money laundering allegations, years of struggling to generate sustainable profits, and a failed attempt to create…
