Editors’ Picks – PressClub World

26. 7. 2021 No Responses

Tata Motors Q1 results: Consolidated net loss narrows to ₹4,451 cr

Auto major Tata Motors’ consolidated net loss for the quarter ended 30 June, 2021 narrowed to ₹4,450.92 crore as compared to net loss of ₹8,437.99 crore in the year-ago period. The automaker’s total revenue came at ₹66,406.05 crore during the first quarter of...

24. 7. 2021 No Responses

EU plans to suffocate the crypto community

The EU plans to suffocate the crypto community via a bureaucratic trick. On Tuesday, the European Commission revealed a proposal that would prohibit the use of “anonymous crypto asset wallets” as part of its fight on financial crimes. The proposal....

22. 7. 2021 No Responses

NSO Pegasus Spyware Targeted French President Macron

Khazar-Israeli NSO Pegasus Spyware Targeted French President Macron – Extremely Serious Breach Under Investigation The latest victim who was targeted using the phone hacking spyware Pegasus has been revealed to French President Emmanual Macron – pa...

17. 7. 2021 No Responses

ETF Money Inflows Set To Smash Record In 2021

2021 is set to smash records, with $488.5 billion and counting moving into ETFs in just 7 months so far this year, far surpassing the previous full year record of $497 billion from 2020, according to Bloomberg. The move comes at...

15. 7. 2021 No Responses

Heathrow Airport Passenger Numbers Remain Almost 90% Down From Pre-Pandemic Levels

Heathrow airport passenger numbers remain almost 90 percent down on pre-pandemic levels and significantly lower than EU rival airports, new figures show. Airport bosses revealed just 957,000 passengers passed through its terminals in June compared with 7,246,1...

14. 7. 2021 No Responses

Gundlach Warns Dollar Is “Doomed”

It has been a while since DoubleLine Founder Jeffrey Gundlach sat for a lengthy interview with CNBC’s Scott Wapner, aka “the Judge”, during the network’s “Halftime Report”. Gundlach has at times clashed with various CNBC pe...

3. 7. 2021 No Responses

China temporarily bans using retired EV batteries in energy storage systems

As Taiwanese tech media reported, China’s National Energy Administration has announced regulations to prevent using retired EV battery packs in newly established energy storage systems until there are technological breakthroughs in managing consistency o...

1. 7. 2021 No Responses

The FED: They Cannot End Quantitative Easing

When the economy was shut down in March 2020, the government responded with massive fiscal and monetary support. The fiscal stimulus totaled $4T+ in relief packages. All of this spending was paid for with debt issued by the Treasury. The...

30. 6. 2021 No Responses

OPEC and allies to decide on crude production policy

A group of some of the world’s most powerful oil producers will meet on Thursday to decide the next phase of their production policy. OPEC and non-OPEC partners, an energy alliance often referred to as OPEC+, will convene via videoconference...

29. 6. 2021 No Responses

Biden Plans Anti-Monopoly Executive Order

Biden Plans Anti-Monopoly Executive Order Targeting Big Business. Today, a US district judge tossed out an anti-trust case brought against Facebook by the federal government and a coalition of states (swiftly sending the tech giant’s market cap past the...

28. 6. 2021 No Responses

The US has bombed Syria and Iraq again

The US has bombed Syria and Iraq again, apparently just because it can, giving little or no thought to the consequences. The timing and nature of the US airstrikes against Iraqi militia forces operating inside Syria and Iraq begs the...

26. 6. 2021 No Responses

Ghislaine Maxwell: a morally bankrupt person

Sky’s new documentary ‘Ghislaine Maxwell: Epstein’s Shadow’ paints a vivid picture of the damaged socialite’s infatuation with evil men and the slavish devotion that has led to her languishing in a New York prison, awaiting trial. Binge-watching all ...

Bill C-36 provides a financial incentive to accuse others of hate speech

24. 6. 2021 No Responses

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