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Justin Amash on Why Congress Is Broken
Just 15 percent of Americans approve of the job Congress is doing. But why is it broken and how do we fix it? Those are two of the questions Reason’s Nick Gillespie asked Justin Amash in February at Students for Liberty’s LibertyCon. Amash, the Palestinian-Syrian-American former five-term congressman from Michigan, is now running for Senate as a Republican. First […]
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Germany’s Economy Shows Signs of Life But Industry Is Struggling
Germany’s economic prospects are looking up after two grueling years of near-zero growth. The consumer-led revival, though, papers over enduring industrial weakness for which there’s no quick fix.
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UAW Reached Tentative Pact With Daimler Truck, Averting Strikes
The United Auto Workers said it reached a tentative agreement with Daimler Truck Holding AG ahead of a contract expiring midnight on April 26 and following a strike threat.
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UAE’s $35 Billion Egypt Deal Marks Gulf Powers’ Buying Spree
Crown jewels including resorts and a gas station chain are up for grabs. Saudi Arabia mulls purchases.
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Endowment Funds Are Not Going to Disclose and Divest
On today’s Big Take podcast, we look into the unrest at college campuses across the US.
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‘Operation Save Rishi’ Aims to Get UK Premier Through Key Vote
Rishi Sunak said this week he’s putting UK defense spending on a “war footing.” He might as well have been talking about his own position.
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Singapore Bank Fires Workers Over Misuse of Medical Claims: CNA
Bank of Singapore Ltd., the private-banking arm of Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp., has fired up to 40 employees over the misuse of medical benefits, according to a CNA report.
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Kushner’s Affinity Takes Board Seat at Brazil Fast-Food Operator
Jared Kushner’s Affinity Partners joined the board of Brazilian fast-food operator Zamp SA after making an investment of about $200 million earlier this year.
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China Industrial Profits Decline as Demand From Overseas Stalls
China’s industrial companies’ profits fell in March as exports flagged and deflationary pressures persisted, suggesting the economy’s stronger-than-expected growth early this year might be tough to maintain.
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Singapore Plans Law to Support Gig Workers’ Retirement Needs
Singapore will introduce a new law this year that will help so-called gig-economy workers plan for their retirement needs and get work injury protection, Minister for Manpower Tan See Leng said.
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