HomeToGo ranked the most popular U.S. summer destinations based on growth in travelers searching for stays between July 1 and August 31, 2023.
Global ocean temperatures are now hotter than ever — with far-reaching consequences for the planet
The world’s oceans are a critical life support system and a vital buffer against the impacts of the climate crisis.
How U.S. microchips are fueling Russia’s military — despite sanctions
Moscow is sourcing a growing number of advanced microchips from the West through intermediary countries such as China, analysis by CNBC shows.
Stockspot Performance Update: June 2023
All of the Stockspot portfolios and their underlying assets delivered positive returns during the 2023 financial year. The post Stockspot Performance Update: June 2023 appeared first on Stockspot Blog.
How — and when — Ukraine’s war with Russia could end
It’s become abundantly clear that Ukraine’s counteroffensive won’t produce quick results. And Western governments could be supporting Ukraine into 2025.
South American countries gripped by record-breaking heat — in the middle of winter
Climatologist Maximiliano Herrera says South America’s scorching winter heat represents one of the most “extreme events the world has ever seen.”
Stockspot Sustainable Portfolios: June 2023 Update
Stockspot Sustainable Portfolio performance update and insights for sustainable investing in 2023. The post Stockspot Sustainable Portfolios: June 2023 Update appeared first on Stockspot Blog.
Best Performing ETFs Australia 2023
These ETFs were the best performing ETFs in Australia in 2023. The post Best Performing ETFs Australia 2023 appeared first on Stockspot Blog.
The best sustainable ETFs in 2023
The best sustainable and ethical ETFs on the ASX. We look at the growth and popularity of sustainable investing in Australia. The post The best sustainable ETFs in 2023 appeared first on Stockspot Blog.
Romanian port can ship more Ukraine grain after collapse of Black Sea deal
Reuters exclusively reported that Romania’s Constanta port, Ukraine’s main alternative route for grain since Russia’s withdrawal led to the collapse of the Black Sea shipment deal, has capacity to handle extra cargoes until mid-August. The post Romanian port can ship more Ukraine grain after collapse of Black Sea deal appeared first on Reuters News Agency.