Month: March 2022

The constitution doesn’t need to be interpreted. The government that governs best, governs least… by Peter Schiff of Peter Schiff Podcast Democrats hate the constitution.The constitution doesn’t need to be interpreted.Republics protect the minority from the majority.Founding fathers warned of the evils of democracy.You can’t have liberty in a democracy, but you can in a
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If you’re part of Generation X (those born from 1965 through the early 1980s), your retirement goals are likely coming into sharp focus. With most Gen Xers in the midst of their highest earning years, now is the time to make the most of your retirement contributions. While many contribute to employer-sponsored plans like a
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Vladimir Putin’s forces bombarded Ukraine’s frontline cities and critical infrastructure on Wednesday, laying waste to densely populated urban areas in one of the most destructive days of the week-old invasion. With the aim of advancing on Ukraine’s two biggest cities, Russia stepped up a fierce aerial assault on Kharkiv while continuing its faltering attempts to
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In this article ROST JWN HPE SOFI F CRM Take a look at some of the biggest movers in the premarket: Nordstrom — The retail stock spiked 30.5% in premarket trading after the company posted better-than-expected fourth-quarter results. Nordstrom reported earnings of $1.23 per share versus the Refinitiv consensus estimate of $1.02 expected. Revenue also
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Sharing is Caring! www.marketwatch.com/investing/future/crude%20oil%20-%20electronic?mod=home-page Russia exports more wheat than any other country. www.worldstopexports.com/wheat-exports-country/ “CBOT traders are starting to understand that the Ukraine war will be extended, and even if Russia is able to capture Ukraine in the coming weeks, the world will not allow Russian/Ukraine grain [or] energy to be sold,” www.wsj.com/livecoverage/russia-ukraine-latest-news-2022-03-01/card/ukraine-war-lifts-wheat-prices-to-highest-since-2008-9nuaCPvbPy5IS4NfQ4Fz Russia and Ukraine
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Minnesota added $1.5 billion to an already record $7.7 billion surplus expected in the current two-year budget fueling further debate over spending plans and tax relief. The annual February forecast released Monday raised the general fund surplus by $1.5 billion to $9.253 billion for the biennium that runs through June 30, 2023. It’s driven by
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Data on import tariffs are compiled by the World Bank and the World Trade Organization (WTO). Tariff analysis can be complicated, as different rates apply to different products from different partners. Moreover, the listed or “bound” rates often do not match applied rates. The tariff rankings listed below are based on the World Bank’s “weighted mean applied tariff”
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SEC Chair Gary Gensler is making it clear he’s skeptical the hundreds of investment funds that tout ESG credentials are as green or socially conscious as advertised. On Tuesday, The Wall Street regulator posted a video on Twitter that highlights some of his top concerns. Gensler pointed out that there’s no industry consensus on what
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One of the United Arab Emirates (UAE)’s leading real estate property developers, DAMAC Properties, is planning to launch a project in the metaverse soon, the company’s managing director (MD) has said. DAMAC Looking Into NFTs and Metaverse According to Ali Sajwani, the managing director of the real estate property developer DAMAC Properties, his company is
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[embedded content] Lithium prices surged in 2021, but new technology should help alleviate supply issues, said Ken Hoffman, Co-Head EV Battery Materials Research Group/Basic Materials, Senior Expert at McKinsey & Company. Hoffman spoke to Kitco on Friday. Since the lithium trough in 2020, prices for spodumene concentrate are up 500% and BG lithium carbonate gained
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) of 2017 generated significant buzz as tax experts speculated on how the average American’s tax bill would be affected. Some of the most important changes centered on tax deductions and credits that could have a significant impact on younger generations of taxpayers, including millennials. Here is a rundown
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