Reuters exclusively revealed that Chinese regulators are expected to downgrade charges against Ant Group and fine them approximately $728 million – significantly less than the $1 billion initially planned. The post <strong>China expected to lower fine on Ant Group to about $700 million</strong> appeared first on Reuters News Agency.
This Singaporean couple runs a side business preserving dead animals — and it’s bringing in 5 figures a month
“Serving animals, whether alive or the dead, is very meaningful to me … Through taxidermy, I help [pet owners] with their grieving,” said Vivian Tham.
Ethiopia seeking $2 billion under IMF program
Sources exclusively revealed to Reuters that Ethiopia is in talks with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to borrow at least $2 billion under a reform program. While the IMF is still evaluating the country’s debt sustainability, an initial analysis calculated that Ethiopia is set to face a financing gap of at least $6 billion until 2026. The post <strong>Ethiopia seeking...
‘Price bubble’ in A.I. stocks will wreck rally, economist David Rosenberg predicts
Long-time bear David Rosenberg warns the artificial intelligence boom could collapse like late 1990s dot-com stocks.
As China and the U.S. redefine geopolitics, Europe faces a win-win situation
European officials have preferred to take a softer approach to Beijing than that of the Biden administration.