American corporations are lining up for the opportunity to get into the good graces of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), even if it means formally sponsoring Beijing’s hostile subjugation of the once semi-autonomous Hong Kong.
According to an article on Bloomberg just days before the invasion, Prince Alwaleed invested more than $500 million in Russian companies like Lukoil PJSC, Rosneft PJSC, and Gazprom PSJC in February.
Apple’s latest approach has already drawn criticism because the business does not support suppliers that see Taiwan as an independent nation. The outrage was in reaction to Apple’s demands that Taiwan suppliers use the ‘Made in China’ labels.
According to Kurt House, CEO of KoBold Metals, the reason billionaires like Bezos and Gates are funding a treasure hunt in Greenland is to identify important minerals that can be used to power millions of electric vehicles.
Chinese smartphone manufacturers currently supply the overwhelming bulk of smartphones in India. Now, India is seeking to ban Chinese phones that are cheaper than ₹12,000.
One out of every eight subscribers to print publications is leaving each year. At its peak in the 1980s, their daily circulation exceeded 63 million, but it is currently only approximately one-third that amount. Here’s a list of the top 25 US newspapers by daily circulation.
Data from the logistics consulting firm Alcott Global has shown that the world’s container transportation industry is dominated by the largest container shipping companies like Maersk, COSCO Shipping, and Evergreen.
One Medical will be purchased by Amazon for $18 per share. The deal expands Amazon’s foothold in the healthcare sector.
BlackRock and other major asset managers set corporate America’s policies based on the money they receive from clients, which is frequently the retirement and pension funds of average American investors. Now, the investment giant BlackRock has lost $1.7 trillion of this money in six months.
