By Tom Wilson, Hideyuki Sano London / Tokyo (Reuters) – U.S. Shares of the world slipped on Friday in the wake of difficult Brexit talks and uncertainty over stimulus talks, with the Covid-19 vaccine progressing, pushing sterling to weaken the dollar. File photo: A trader looks at financial information on …
Read More »Global markets-Asian stocks overshadow US stimulus expectations over epidemic concerns
By Pete Schroeder, Julie Xu * Japan unveils fresh 8 708 billion fresh economic stimulus measures * U.S. Investors stay on one side before the vote in Congress * California Travel announces new restrictions on business * Asian stock markets: tmsnrt.rs/2zpUAr4 WASHINGTON / HONG KONG, Dec 8 (Reuters) – Asian …
Read More »Ancient dust from the depths of the ocean can help keep the last ice age cool
There are traces of ancient dust at the bottom of the South Pacific Ocean that has changed the Earth’s atmosphere, and new research suggests it came from beneath Argentina’s ice-age glaciers. Wrapped by heavy westerly winds about 20,000 years ago, these microscopic minerals would have circulated almost all over the …
Read More »Shares of Asia, close to a three-year high, bonds show growth in US stability
SYDNEY (Reuters) – Asian stocks rose nearly three-year highs on Thursday and bonds extended their bursting rally as investors rallied against the U.S. dollar. The policy would greatly increase the likelihood of a gridlock in favor of some industries while restricting government engagement. A man wearing a protective mask looks …
Read More »GM and Ford knew about climate change 50 years ago, energy holiday trade release exposed
GM President Mark Reese spoke in January about plans for an all-electric SUV and pickup truck at the Detroit-Hemtramac assembly plant. AFP by Getty Images Scientists from the two largest car manufacturers in the United States learned in the early 1960s that emissions from cars and trucks had changed the …
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