Russia Claims Country Will Survive ‘Emotional’ Market Reaction to Ukraine Invasion
Russia has insisted that it will survive the “emotional” financial market reaction to Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.
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Russia’s Ex-President: Gas Prices to More Than Double after Nord Stream 2 Freeze
Russia’s former President Dmitry Medvedev has warned that gas prices will more than double after Germany announced a freeze on the Nord Stream 2 pipeline.
Billionaire Carl Icahn Doubles Down on Campaign against McDonald’s over Pig Policy
Billionaire Carl Icahn has ramped up his campaign against McDonald’s over the fast-food giant’s pig sourcing policy, which the activist investor says is obscene.
Renault Production May Be Impacted by Supply Chain Issues in Russia
French automaker Renault has warned that its production may be severely impacted due to supply chain issues in Russia.
Biden’s $15 Minimum Wage for Federal Contractors Partly Blocked by 10th Circuit
Democrat President Joe Biden’s order to force a $15 per hour minimum wage for federal contract workers has been partly blocked by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit.
GOP Boycotts Biden’s Federal Reserve Nominees, Fate Now Unclear
Senate Republicans have boycotted a vote on Democrat President Joe Biden’s nominees to fill vacant seats on the Federal Reserve Board.
Federal Judge Blocks Biden’s Key Executive Order on Climate Change
A federal judge has blocked a key executive order on climate change that was signed by Democrat President Joe Biden on his first day in office last year.
Cost of Buying a Home Soars as Supply Hits Record Low Levels
The number of mortgage applications from prospective homebuyers has dropped significantly.
Consumer Prices Skyrocket 7.5% Higher, Worst Inflation in 40 Years
Consumer prices in America have skyrocketed to the highest rate in 40 years as inflation explodes under Democrat President Joe Biden’s economy.
European Growth to Slow over Next Two Years as Inflation Pressures Persist
Economic growth in Europe is forecast to slow over the next two years as pressures from inflation persist.