‘Wake up’: markets ask central banks to keep inflation under control | Inflation
FFinancial markets fear that the world's major central banks risk an 'economic catastrophe' by misjudging the threat of rising inflation and failing to turn off the stimulus taps that have flooded the global ec...
The dangers of disappearing glaciers: New Frame
The Himalayan glaciers, which serve as water reservoirs for nearly two billion people in South Asia, have changed dramatically in recent decades, threatening water supplies and security for the entire...
The KRG pledges to restore financial support to students after the protests | News of the protests
Baghdad, Iraq - Authorities in Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdish region have pledged to provide financial support to university students, state media say after days of protests demanding reinstatement of a monthly...
US jobless claims drop to lowest since 1969 as US economy grows 2.1% – business live | Business
Demand for goods continues to rise rapidly, forcing manufacturers to struggle to keep pace. True, the total order balance overstates how much demand increased in November, as it is not seasonally adjusted a...
New Mexico Debt Relief Program Helps Teachers
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) - Hundreds of teachers in New Mexico will have some of their student debt paid off by the state. The teacher loan repayment program, administered by the New Mexico Department of High...
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Nigeria’s central bank keeps rates unchanged, signals continuing insecurity
Central Bank of Nigeria Governor Godwin Emefiele briefed the media at the MPC meeting in Abuja, Nigeria on January 24, 2020. REUTERS / Afolabi SotundeRegister now for FREE and unlimited access to reuters.comReg...
Stocks fall as rate hike looms
The New Zealand stock index fell on Monday as investors prepared for the Reserve Bank to raise the official treasury rate later this week.
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Governor Lee Launches “Operation Open Road” to Tackle Holiday Supply Chain Problems
NASHVILLE, Tennessee. - Today Tennessee Governor and Chairman of the Republican Governors' Public Policy Committee Bill Lee launched "Operation Open Road," calling on the Biden administration to r...
Black leaders: the redistribution process is “rushed, inconsistent, incomplete” |
By Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Media
Last month, Lawrence Lucas, founder of the United States Department of Agriculture's Minority Employees Coalition (USDA-CME), testified b...