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Dec

01

2022

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By Fredric M. Wiseman

Dollar falls to a 3-month low against the yen, as Powell warns that Fed will slow down

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Dollar falls to a 3-month low against the yen - On Thursday, the dollar fell to a three month low against the yen as traders listened to comments from Jerome Powell, Federal Reserve Chair, that suggested interest rate hikes could be slowed down "as soon" as December. The dollar-yen exchange rate is very sensitive to long-term U.S yield changes The overnight drop in equities to 3.6% was almost two months long. Powell stated at the Brookings Institution, Washington, that slowing down at this stage is a good option to balance the risk. He also said that inflation control "will require…

Dec

01

2022

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By Kevin Bonner

China will take steps to defend its companies following the U.S. telecoms ban

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China will take steps to defend its companies following the U.S. telecoms ban. China has reacted against the U.S. Federal Communications Commission's ban of new Chinese telecommunications equipment sales. The commerce ministry stated on Thursday that it opposes the ban and pledged to take the necessary steps to protect the rights of domestic companies. Friday's ban by the Biden administration on import or sale of new telecommunications equipment made from China's Huawei Technologies (000063.SZ) was based on national security concerns. Biden urges Congress to stop a potential rail strike. Shu Jueting, spokesperson for China's commerce ministry, stated that China will…

Nov

28

2022

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By Patsy S. Nielsen

Sunday’s screening of 2.56 million passengers by air in the United States was the highest since 2019.

Newsairlines, COVID-19 pandemic, Transportation Security Administration, u.s

Sunday's screening of 2.56 million passengers by air in the United States was the highest since 2019. The U.S. According to the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA), 2.56 million passengers were screened on Sunday. This was the highest screening since December 2019, and the busiest day of the COVID-19 pandemic. WhatsApp users can soon share contact cards on Windows Beta However, the number of viewers was lower than the 2.88million that were screened the same day in 2019, at the end the busy U.S. Thanksgiving travel season. The cancellations reported by U.S. airlines were very low during the holiday travel period.…

Nov

23

2022

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By Patsy S. Nielsen

Online child sex abuse profiteering is possible with crypto exchanges

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Online child sex abuse profiteering is possible with crypto exchanges Mohammad was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment by a Dutch court after he was convicted of a variety of crimes. He distributed thousands of images and videos of child abuse and rape via Dark Scandals' website. He made a dozen teenage girls record their sex and forced them to enter themselves. He raped and filmed two of them. (Online child sex abuse profiteering is possible with crypto exchanges) His business was made possible by cryptocurrency exchanges, a new type of company. Mohammad's customers used these platforms for digital token purchases…

Nov

22

2022

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By Kevin Bonner

U.S. stock futures surge amid cautious trading as Thanksgiving approaches

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U.S. stock futures surge amid cautious trading - Stock futures in the United States rise as traders look for new range-breaking catalysts. What is stock-index futures trading? S&P 500 futures E00, 0.2% rose 10 point, or 0.2% to 3968 Dow Jones Industrial Average futures HTML 00, 0.20% increased 77 points or 0.2% to 33812 Futures NQ00 on Nasdaq 100, 0.17% rose 28 points, or 0.2% to 11616 Monday's Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA fell 45 points or 0.13% to 33700. The S&P 500 SPX, -3.39 lost 15 points or 0.39% to 3950. And the Nasdaq composite COMP, 1.09 dropped 122…

Nov

21

2022

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By Fredric M. Wiseman

Florida has one the highest COVID-19 booster rates in the country

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Florida has one the highest COVID-19 booster rates in the country - According to the most recent data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Florida is the fourth-lowest state for adults receiving the COVID-19 booster shots. The rates for teens and children are also well below the national average. This is a concern, particularly as the holidays are near. Just over 20% of Florida seniors had received a bivalent booster from Moderna or Pfizer as of November 16. This was the first time that the U.S. The Food and Drug Administration approved it at the end of August.…

Oct

27

2022

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By Kevin Bonner

Trump is Having A Big Florida Rally And DeSantis isn’t invited.

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Former president Donald Trump is set to assist an ally Republican with his efforts in Florida in their bid to win another chance to win Florida's Sunshine State this year. However, it could not be the governor of the state. Ron DeSantis after Trump declined to invite him to a rally which took place two days prior to Election Day. Trump announced on Wednesday an upcoming rally scheduled for November. 6 to show his support for the Senator. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) Senator who often used insults against during the campaign for Trump's Republican Party presidential nomination in the 2016 election.…

Oct

15

2022

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By Kevin Bonner

Without a Nasal Vaccine the U.S. advantage in Combating Covid is in Danger

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Biden administration officials are expressing concerns that the slow progress in the development of a nasal vaccine to Covid-19 within the U.S. could pose a security risk, as China, Iran and Russia accept their own vaccines via the mouth or nose. Although oral and nasal vaccines are being researched across the U.S., none are near to being released onto the market since Congress hasn't yet approved additional funds for studies and developments. Pharmaceutical companies of all sizes are not investing in the next generation of vaccines due to the fact that they don't have the potential for profits. China already…

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