Новости за 22.02.2022

Riad Salameh fails to attend judicial hearing, adding to intrigue and confusion

Company insiders tell the FT that executives hatched a scheme to cover up corrosion and avoid a costly recall

As China’s leader appears set for an unprecedented third term, the hunt for fugitives beyond China’s borders has accelerated

Ben Lovett backed by musicians and tech heavyweights in $50mn round led by Gibson Brands

Most futures and options trading currently takes place on offshore venues subject to minimal oversight

Western measures over Ukraine crisis could hit companies from BP and Exxon to Glencore and Vitol

A total of 4,455 shares changed hands on the counter till 10:30AM (IST).

BEIJING (Reuters) -China will unveil bigger tax and fee cuts this year and step up payments to local governments to offset their hit to revenues, Finance Minister Liu Kun said on Tuesday, amid efforts

TEHRAN, Feb. 22 (MNA) – Ukraine developmentshas entered a new phase, and the possibility of conflict seems to be more serious, especially since Putin ordered Russian troops to enter the region to maintain peace and security in Donetsk and Luhansk.

The workers of San Francisco mostly abstained from the fight between the race-obsessed school board and the recall coalition of Democrats and charter school advocates.

The area is already protected.

Colombia has become the latest country in Latin America to expand access to abortion, with the nation’s Constitutional Court voting to legalize the procedure until the 24th week of pregnancy

AROUND 100,000 hot air brushes were recalled due to electrocution and shock hazards, according to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission. The BrushX Styler, Dryer & Volumizer, simply called the BrushX One and the BrushX Gen.2 hot air brushes are the products being recalled. The products were sold in the colors black and a black […]

By Anshuman Daga and Lawrence White SINGAPORE/LONDON (Reuters) -HSBC brought forward its key profitability target by a year and more than doubled its annual profits as expected bad loans from the

Kathryn Rawson reflects on the history of the Khoikhoi and San, who have been battling over the redevelopment of the River Club site for Amazon's new headquarters in Africa.

OnlyFans accused of conspiring to blacklist rivals  BBC News

​​OnlyFans is accused of conspiring with an unidentified social media company to disable accounts of adult performers working for rivals.

In December South Africans decided to "ditch their tents and caravans" in favour of hotel, self-catering and guesthouse accommodation, says a tourism expert, commenting on StatsSA data.

Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.

By Amruta Khandekar (Reuters) -Steady sales of pacemakers and heart stents may have likely helped Medtronic Plc offset weak demand for its other medical devices, in a quarter that saw an Omicron-led

THE Bachelor RETURNS next Monday after this week’s explosive episode. The hit show will air Monday at 8pm ET on ABC with host Jesse Palmer. Clayton Echard finally spoke up on episode seven of The Bachelor when he told 23-year-old “mean girl” contestant Sarah Hamrick that he didn’t believe a word she was saying. Sarah […]

To stop the violence, CCSD’s Board of Trustees needs to increase school discipline.

February 2022 marks the 50th anniversary of then-President Richard Nixon’s historic trip to the People’s Republic of China (PRC), the initial step on the path to the normalization of relations between the two countries after decades of animosity, and even military conflict during the Korean War. In the decades that followed, the amount of trade … Continue reading "Is DoJ’s ‘China Initiative’ Going Away? Don’t Bet on It"

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s well choreographed decision yesterday to recognize the independence of the pro-Russian Ukrainian provinces of Donetsk and Luhansk points to two key realities: (1) Putin despairs of persuading U.S. allies, Germany and France, to press Ukraine to honor its commitments under the Minsk accords that provide for regional autonomy as well as … Continue reading "What Accounts for Putin’s Assertiveness on Ukraine?"

Foreign policy hawks in the United States habitually equate a noncommunist Russia with the totalitarian Soviet Union. An especially graphic example is a recent article in 19FortyFive by Michael Rubin, a senior fellow at the neoconservative American Enterprise Institute. The title, "Russia Was a Rogue State Long before Ukraine and Georgia," accurately conveys the extent … Continue reading "Hawks Make Little Distinction Between Russia and the Soviet Union"