Putin’s big week means more uncertainty for the markets during a critical time
In today’s big story, we’re looking at why the recent resurgence of Vladimir Putin and Russia comes at an inopportune time for the markets.
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New rules for banks would be the ‘end of real-estate finance as we know it,’ MBA says
"They’re called the ‘end-game proposal,’ but only one of those words is accurate. Basel III could be the end of bank real-estate finance as we know it."
NATO should match US aid to Ukraine – Trump
NATO allies need to give Ukraine as much as the US does, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Russia issues arrest warrant for EU state’s PM
Russian authorities have issued an arrest warrant for Estonia’s Kaja Kallas over the destruction of Soviet war memorials Read Full Article at RT.com
Twitter gave Elon Musk the @e handle after becoming its biggest shareholder, book says — but he doesn’t seem to use it
Zoë Schiffer’s "Extremely Hardcore" says Elon Musk was given the valuable handle in April 2022 following a request from the then-marketing chief.
When to fire your boss and take a new job
Even if your boss and job are great, you will want to move on at some point. Make sure you’re doing it for the right reasons and avoiding "lateral" moves.
Chinese and Indian companies are about to be hit by sanctions because of their ties to Russia, reports say
The European Union wants to sanction three Chinese companies for supporting Russia’s war in Ukraine, according to reports.
MoviePass had its first profitable year ever in 2023, its CEO says
The movie-theater-ticket app has surpassed 1 million films seen on its revamped platform.
Jeff Bezos’ Miami move could save him $600 million in taxes on stock sale
The Amazon founder plans to sell 50 million Amazon shares by January 2025. His relocation to Miami means he’s expected to save millions in capital gains tax.
Senate passes $95 billion aid bill for Israel, Ukraine, and Taiwan, but getting it through the House is another matter
The Senate approved a $95 billion emergency defense bill for Israel, Ukraine, and Taiwan on Tuesday. Now it heads to the House of Representatives.