Month: February 2019

Daily Mail: Spy agency sent shoes equipped with spy bugs to Gaza
18. 2. 2019 No Responses

Daily Mail: Spy agency sent shoes equipped with spy bugs to Gaza

Shoes equipped with spy “bugs” in the heels sent for espionage to the Gaza Strip. Microphones in the heels of the shoes should serve to spy on the original Semitic population. The policy of brutal Zionism, so different from what...
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Trump called on the governments of European countries to take back 800 ISIS terrorists
17. 2. 2019 No Responses

Trump called on the governments of European countries to take back 800 ISIS terrorists

President Donald Trump today at 5 A.M. on the Twitter media platform called on governments of European countries to take back their 800 terrorists who fought in Syria against the local population. The short text also contains a threat: If...
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When prices are distorted, smugglers have busy days
16. 2. 2019 No Responses

When prices are distorted, smugglers have busy days

Smugglers take advantage of distortions in socialist economy, pocketing 1,000% profit, Venezuelans smuggle out subsidised food. Amid the political turmoil of Washington’s attempted coup, Venezuela’s socialist experiment has sparked an entrepreneu...
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French schools to change ‘mother & father’ to ‘parent 1 and 2’ under new law
15. 2. 2019 No Responses

French schools to change ‘mother & father’ to ‘parent 1 and 2’ under new law

French schools are set to mandatory replace the words ‘mother’ and ‘father’ with ‘Parent 1’ and ‘Parent 2’ following an amendment to a law which passed through French Parliament this week. The new naming convention is ostensibly aimed at ending...
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Emirates ordered 40 A330-900, 30 A350-900, Airbus to finish A380 production
14. 2. 2019 No Responses

Emirates ordered 40 A330-900, 30 A350-900, Airbus to finish A380 production

Emirates has today agreed to order 40 twin-engined Airbus A330-900 and 30 twin-engined new-generation Airbus A350-900 aircrafts. The total value of the order according to catalog prices is $21.4 billion. Airlines, however, usually receive large discounts from ...
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France Mulls EdF De-Listing
13. 2. 2019 No Responses

France Mulls EdF De-Listing

The French government is considering buying out minority shareholders of EdF (Electricite de France SA), amid nuclear challenge. It’s the first step in a corporate restructuring to address the challenge of replacing the country’s nuclear-powerplants. T...
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Spain Plans to Close All Nuclear Plants by 2035
13. 2. 2019 No Responses

Spain Plans to Close All Nuclear Plants by 2035

Spanish government to close all seven of its nuclear plants between 2025 and 2035 as part of plans to generate all the country’s electricity from renewable sources by 2050. Energy Minister Teresa Ribera just announced the move, as the Socialist...
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Today Is The 20 Year Anniversary Of The Bank Of Japan Cutting Rates To 0%
12. 2. 2019 No Responses

Today Is The 20 Year Anniversary Of The Bank Of Japan Cutting Rates To 0%

It is a bit of a memorable anniversary for financial markets – it’s the 20-year anniversary of the Bank of Japan cutting rates to 0% and the start of two decades of extreme monetary policy which Japan has not been able...
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Nissan earnings up, outlook dim
12. 2. 2019 No Responses

Nissan earnings up, outlook dim

Japanese carmaker Nissan Motor raised quarterly operating profit by a quarter to 103.3 billion yen (about $ 890 million). Profit, however, did not meet the expectations of analysts and the carmaker reduced the year-round view. Nissan also announced that it...
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TSMC at full steam ahead to 7nm volume production in March
12. 2. 2019 No Responses

TSMC at full steam ahead to 7nm volume production in March

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) expects to start production at an industrial level of 7nm at the end of March, ASML, which supplies EUV (extreme UV) lithography equipment, wants to supply 30 EUV systems in 2019. Of the sets to...
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TUI has widened quarterly losses
12. 2. 2019 No Responses

TUI has widened quarterly losses

TUI Group – largest travel company in the world, associating 1,600 travel agencies, reported a sharp deterioration in economic results. Its loss increased to 83.6 million euros ($ 94.34 million) in the last quarter of the year (the first fiscal...
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Should California bail out Pacific Gas & Electric?
11. 2. 2019 No Responses

Should California bail out Pacific Gas & Electric?

It’s a big dilemma because PG&E is seen as TBTF (too big to fail). It provides natural gas and electricity for 16 million people — 40% of the California state. But the utility’s poorly maintained equipment has caused numerous devastating...
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Driverless delivery startup Nuro raises almost $1 billion from SoftBank
11. 2. 2019 No Responses

Driverless delivery startup Nuro raises almost $1 billion from SoftBank

Nuro is already testing fully driverless grocery deliveries in the Phoenix area on public roads. The autonomous delivery startup Nuro has raised $940 million from The Softbank Vision Fund, making it one of the most generously funded startups in the driverless...
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The Great Japanese Gold Trade Of 1859
10. 2. 2019 No Responses

The Great Japanese Gold Trade Of 1859

The price of gold is $1,314 per ounce right now. But imagine if there was one place in the world – say Japan – where you could buy an ounce of gold for a fraction of that, $400. By exporting...
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Free-Falling Freight Rates Spell Trouble For Shipping
10. 2. 2019 No Responses

Free-Falling Freight Rates Spell Trouble For Shipping

In the alternative media false articles were made about “Dry Baltic Index” as “container ship rent rate” etc. These are the creations of half-educated new generation journalists. The Baltic Dry Index is not about container ships, it is ...
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