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Tensions High at UCLA as Protesters Ordered to Disperse
Lines of police kept close watch at the University of California at Los Angeles as tensions remained high after violence erupted the previous night between pro-Palestinian protesters and counter protesters.
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Hong Kong’s Economic Growth Beats Forecast in First Quarter
Hong Kong’s economy grew faster than expected in the first quarter, a tentative sign that the city’s post-pandemic recovery is stabilizing.
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What to expect from Apple Watch Ultra 3 this year
We’ve been hearing a lot of rumors about an “Apple Watch X,” which would be a completely redesigned Apple Watch…
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US Warns Georgia Risks Ties to West Over ‘Kremlin-Inspired’ Law
The US warned Georgia that it’s risking relations with NATO and the European Union by pressing ahead with a “foreign agent” law that has sparked massive protests.
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Four Magical Places in Italy That Few Tourists Know About
Leave Como to Clooney cosplayers and Taormina to White Lotus wannabes.
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France Wants Total to Keep Paris Main Listing, Le Maire Says
French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said it’s important TotalEnergies SE keeps its primary listing in France, stressing the benefits to the country of having a domestic oil major.
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Record Cash Demand Spurs Speculation BOE Will End Bond Sales
Banks’ record demand for cash from the Bank of England may lead policy makers to ease financial conditions through the bond market within months, according to analysts.
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World Economy Looks to Dodge Stagflation Rut as Outlook Perks Up
The world’s economic outlook is perking up as growth proves more resilient and inflation is set to cool faster than previously expected in many countries, the OECD said.
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OECD Puts Britain at Bottom of G-7 Growth League Next Year
Britain will grow more slowly next year than any other major advanced economy as stealth taxes and high interest rates squeeze the economy, the latest forecasts from the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development show.
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Swedish Bankruptcies in 21-Month Surge Show No Signs of Easing
Bankruptcies in Sweden extended their streak of annual increases to 21 months in April, according to data from Creditsafe, which expects no immediate relief even as inflation slows and rate cuts are approaching.
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