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Noble Laureate Says The Labor Market Is “Worse Than The 1970’s”
The labor market is “worse than the 1970s,” with gigantic rail strikes in the U.K. suggesting things are coming, according to Nobel Prize-winning economist Christopher Pissarides. Britain’s RMT Union confirmed…
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NASA study of UFOs to use the power of data
A NASA team of experts is starting a study of UFOs or as they have recently rebranded ”…
By Jackie AllenStocks Will Plunge Even Further, Says Société Générale’s Chief Market Strategist
Markets haven’t yet fully priced in the threat of a recession, which means that stocks will continue to…
By Rochdi RaisBiden Is Considering a Federal Gas-Tax Holiday, Following Soaring Gas Prices
President Joe Biden is weighing the possibility of a federal gas-tax holiday as millions of Americans continue to…
By Rochdi RaisCrypto Lending Firm Halts Withdrawals, Urges Customers To Give It More Time
Embattled cryptocurrency lending firm Celsius has urged users to give it more time to stabilize liquidity and operations…
By Rochdi RaisBitcoin Rebounds Above $20,000 After Plunging Below Its 2017 High
Bitcoin rebounded on Monday after the digital toke plummeted below its 2017 high over the weekend, but traders…
By Rochdi RaisUkraine will fight with shovels if needed, 4 Russian Oniks missiles were shot down
It was a busy weekend for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. On the night of June 17th, two…
By Jackie AllenSee Globalstar launch its 9th mission on SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket
Globalstar, in partnership with SpaceX, launched a mission on a Falcon 9 rocket from the Cape Canaveral Space…
By Jackie AllenCrypto Market Crash Causes Turbulence In The Sector, Says Crypto Strategistss
Bitcoin is going through one of its hardest tests after dipping below the key $20,000 level over the…
By Rochdi RaisCapitol Police arrest 9 Colbert show staff in Congressional Office intrusion
On Thursday night U.S. Capitol Police arrested nine unauthorized people in a congressional office building. The intruders were…
By Jackie AllenDNA points to guilt in 1990s case where man found not-guilty
Hundreds of decades-old cold cases are being solved by the advances in DNA. And sometimes, as in the…
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