Oil Executives Say Biden Is ‘Holding Us Back,’ Dallas Federal Reserve Survey Shows
American oil company executives argue that President Joe Biden’s policies are restricting the energy industry, a new survey has revealed.
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Over 2,000 Employers Sign Anti-Woke Pledge to Not Discriminate against Free Speech, Personal Beliefs of Workers
More than 2,000 employers across the country have signed an anti-woke pledge to promise that they will not discriminate against their workers’ free speech rights and personal beliefs.
Norway Bolsters Security of Vulnerable Undersea Cables after Nord Stream Pipeline Sabotage
Norway is bolstering its security of undersea cables after the recent sabotage of the underwater Nord Stream pipeline system exposed critical vulnerabilities.
Local Governments Mobilize Veterans to Cover Worker Shortage at Foxconn over Revenue Loss Fears
Local governments in China are mobilizing military veterans to cover the worker shortage at Foxconn as violent protests over Covid lockdown measures continue to escalate at the world’s largest Apple iPhone factory.
American Consumers’ Sentiment on Economy Plummets, New Survey Shows
Sentiment regarding the U.S. economy is plummeting among American consumers, a new survey has revealed.
Ford Recalls More than 634,000 SUVs over Fuel Leaks, Fire Risk
Ford Motor Company is recalling more than 634,000 SUVs globally over reports of fuel leaks and fire risks.
Musk Delays Relaunch of Twitter Blue, Announces New Gold and Grey Checkmarks
Elon Musk is delaying the relaunch of the Twitter Blue subscription service but has announced that the social media platform is rolling out new gold and grey checkmarks.
Sam Bankman-Fried Ran FTX as His ‘Personal Fiefdom,’ Lawyers Say
FTX founder and former CEO Sam Bankman-Fried run his company like a “personal fiefdom,” lawyers for the failed cryptocurrency exchange say.
FTX Funneled Millions into Political Campaigns before Bankruptcy
Three FTX executives funneled over $70 million to political campaigns during the 2022 election cycle, ranking third in donations overall, records show.
S&P Global Warns: Corporate Defaults Will Double Even in Mild Recession
Leading analysts with S&P Global have warned that corporate default rates will more than double, even if the United States only suffers a mild recession.