Category: Editors’ Picks

LIGO detects its second neutron star collision
18. 1. 2020 No Responses

LIGO detects its second neutron star collision

For the second time, a collision between two neutron stars in another galaxy has rattled a gravitational-wave detector on Earth. But this duo is being much more coy than the first. In 2017, astronomers announced with much fanfare that they...
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PSA Group’s sales slump 10% in 2019
16. 1. 2020 No Responses

PSA Group’s sales slump 10% in 2019

French carmaker PSA Group (Peugeot Citroen Opel) said on Thursday global sales fell 10% last year to 3.49 million units, compared with a record 3.88 million in 2018, as it suffered from declining volumes in China, the Middle East and...
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33 Disinformation Schemes
15. 1. 2020 No Responses

33 Disinformation Schemes

33 Disinformation Schemes Used By Wall Street, Corporate America, & The ZioMedia This is a collection of 33 tactics, instances, misnomers, immortal fake propaganda, and even wrong-doing cropping up ceaselessly on Wall Street, in press releases, in earning...
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US federal budget deficit surpassed $1 TRILLION in 2019
14. 1. 2020 No Responses

US federal budget deficit surpassed $1 TRILLION in 2019

US federal budget deficit surpassed $1 Trillion in 2019, reaching 7-year high. The US government budget deficit for the calendar year that ended in December topped $1 trillion for the first time since 2012, according to US Treasury Department data released...
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Nissan and Renault dismiss reports of possible break-up
14. 1. 2020 No Responses

Nissan and Renault dismiss reports of possible break-up

French carmaker Renault and Japanese partner Nissan said on Tuesday their alliance was in no danger of being dissolved. The announcement follows a Financial Times report that Nissan was beefing up plans to quit. The alliance, which also includes Japan’s...
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Oscar nominations 2020: List of nominees
13. 1. 2020 No Responses

Oscar nominations 2020: List of nominees

Nominations for 92nd Academy Awards were announced Monday morning. The dark comic drama “Joker” led among nominated films with 11. “Ford v Ferrari,” “The Irishman,” “Jojo Rabbit,” “Joker,” “Litt...
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This Plane Was Designed By Clowns, Who Are Supervised By Monkeys
10. 1. 2020 No Responses

This Plane Was Designed By Clowns, Who Are Supervised By Monkeys

This Plane Was Designed By Clowns, Who Are Supervised By Monkeys – reveals internal e-mails written by Boeing employees.  In recent weeks, a series of reports claiming Boeing neglected to turn over critical information to the FAA regarding the developme...
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Hidden symptoms of Orange Plague
9. 1. 2020 No Responses

Hidden symptoms of Orange Plague

Now the whole world can learn how Trump is doing its business. The Iraqi Prime Minister Mahdi’s speech reveals secrets hidden to Western people. The Iraqi prime minister, Adil Abdul-Mahdi, has revealed details of his interactions with Trump in the weeks...
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Finland’s New Prime Minister Wants Four Day Work Week, Six-Hour Shifts
7. 1. 2020 No Responses

Finland’s New Prime Minister Wants Four Day Work Week, Six-Hour Shifts

Social Democrat Sanna Marin became the youngest prime minister in the country’s history, having received her powers only in December of last year, a month after her 34th birthday. Soon after her appointment, Sanna Marin proposed changes for the workforce...
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FAA confirms new potentially catastrophic issue with Boeing 737 MAX wiring
7. 1. 2020 No Responses

FAA confirms new potentially catastrophic issue with Boeing 737 MAX wiring

The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and plane manufacturer Boeing have confirmed a full review is underway into a wiring issue that could cause a ‘potentially catastrophic’ short circuiting on 737 MAX 8 aircraft. It comes as the aircraft t...
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US war veterans are returning to Vietnam ‘for a better life’
6. 1. 2020 No Responses

US war veterans are returning to Vietnam ‘for a better life’

Mother of all ironies – US veterans are returning to Vietnam ‘for a better life’. It sounds almost unbelievable, but a number of US citizens are deciding to cash out of the elusive ‘American dream’ as they settle down in...
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Iraqi parliament has just voted to kick out US troops
5. 1. 2020 No Responses

Iraqi parliament has just voted to kick out US troops

Iraqi parliament has voted to have foreign troops removed from the country, heeding to a call from its caretaker prime minister. The move comes after US assassination of a top Iranian general and a commander of Iraqi militia. Speaking at...
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General Soleimani assassinated at Trump’s order
3. 1. 2020 No Responses

General Soleimani assassinated at Trump’s order

Major General Qassem Soleimani, the commander of the Quds Force of Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC), and Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, the second-in-command of Iraq’s Popular Mobilization Units (PMU), have been assassinated in US airstrikes in ...
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Airbus Deliveries Soar To Record High As Boeing’s Fades
2. 1. 2020 No Responses

Airbus Deliveries Soar To Record High As Boeing’s Fades

A new report from Reuters specifies how Airbus locked in a record number of aircraft deliveries in Dec. to exceed full-year delivery targets while outshining troubled Boeing in becoming the world’s top planemaker. By midnight on New Year’s Eve, A...
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What would real house prices look like in a world without bubbles?
30. 12. 2019 No Responses

What would real house prices look like in a world without bubbles?

The Great Recession was not caused by a the bursting of a housing bubble, because there was no bubble.  It was caused by tight money supply. Unaffordable housing is the macroeconomic story of our time. It is interesting that housing...
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