EU food export to the UK fallen by 6 percent q1 y/y
Total exports of agrarian food products from the member states of the European Union (EU) this year amounted to around € 63 billion between January and April. This…
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Archegos collapse made a €4.4 billion hole in Credit Suisse balance
Credit Suisse reports a sharp fall in profits in the second quarter as a result of a rescheduling of the investment bank and the billion-dollar debacle around hedge…
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David and Josh Baazov: The Story of King of Poker and Master of Frauds
Even though frauds happen every day pretty much in every country, some stories stand out due to their scale. The story of the Baazov brothers, David and Josh…
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Global passenger traffic increased in June – IATA
Global air freight traffic also increased in June. This reported branch Organization IATA on Wednesday. There was an increase of 9.9 percent compared to the same month in…
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More clarity from Feds are expected
The US dollar is slightly up against the euro in the run-up to the Federal Reserve interest rate decision on Wednesday. Changes in monetary policy are not expected,…
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Government abandons plan on cooperation with China Guangdong Nuclear Power Group
The UK Government is investigating ways to remove China General Nuclear Power Group (CGN), the Chinese state-owned nuclear power company, from future UK electricity projects. The cessation of…
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People don’t want to be enslaved by COVID, sometimes it takes a form of mass protests
In numerous cities around the world, protesters have taken to the streets to protest against the so-called ’corona pass’ and other measures. In Paris, for example, thousands gathered.…
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