A child plays with bubbles as people wait to break their fast outside a mosque in Shah Alam Public Park near Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on April 25, 2021. Muslims around the world celebrate the holy month of Ramadan by praying at night time and refrain from eating, drinking and sexual …
Read More »The real cost of immunizing everyone
What is the total cost for the government to vaccinate everyone in India? The calculation is simple but the answer varies a lot depending on the assumptions you make. We know that our total population is around 135 crore, and our adult population (over 18) would be between 85 crore …
Read More »Capitalist decline
Is it true that a no-credit check doesn’t affect my credit? Not at first. If there isn’t a hard credit test, then your credit won’t be affected. But, any debt could be utilized to improve your credit. If you obtain a loan and then repay it in a timely manner, and in the …
Read More »The driving ambition behind a $ 4 billion lithium merger
Orocobre means “golden copper” in Spanish, but the company focused on lithium shortly before its listing when founding director Neil Stuart attended a mining conference in Argentina’s wine region of Mendoza and earned the credentials. rights of a salt lake 4000 meters above sea level in the Andes. Lithium was …
Read More »launches the first digital mortgage, backed by Bendigo
Commonwealth Bank remains the owner of Aussie, but its stake will be reduced to a minority stake of 45% when a merger deal with Lendi is reached, which will offer Lendi shareholders 55% of Aussie. Lendi will help Aussie create a new digital brokerage experience, while Tic: Toc provides direct …
Read More »The Super League collapsed on its own and Boris Johnson’s threats to intervene were grossly misguided
The Super League was a terrible idea. He inevitably fell apart before he even had a chance to start. The owners of the dubious eponymous Big Six exposed themselves as hopelessly out of touch with fans, players and their own managers. It became shamefully obvious, even to the clearest of …
Read More »Upstart Could Overthrow Multibillion-Dollar Boron Oligopoly
Tesla CEO (NASDAQ: TSLA) Elon Musk called hydrogen cars “dumb dumb,” a criticism that iron ore billionaire Andrew Forrest stems from Musk’s fear of technology, adding that the Musk’s perspective is suitable for someone who “treads a battery technology is also green when it runs on fossil fuels.” Forrest sees …
Read More »Nigerian lawmakers want Dangote’s cement dominance shattered
Nigerian lawmakers have urged the government to break the dominance of the country’s three largest cement companies to encourage more competition and lower prices. Dangote Cement Plc, which holds 61% of the market, Lafarge Africa Plc and BUA Group effectively control production in Africa’s most populous country, the Nigerian Senate …
Read More »Virals: Everton owner Farhad Moshiri criticizes ESL proposals
Everton’s Anglo-Iranian owner Farhad Moshiri has weighed in on the recent European Super League controversy over talkSPORT, claiming the ‘big six’ are attacking the Premier League. The owner criticized ESL in which rivals Liverpool would join a host of elite European clubs to create a American closed store league – …
Read More »DRAM prices expected to increase 18-23% vs. Q / T in 2Q21
Although these negotiations are not yet finalized, the ASP of traditional DDR4 1G * 8 2666Mbps modules has already increased by nearly 25% QoQ as of now, according to current transaction data. This represents a higher price increase than TrendForce’s previous forecast of “nearly 20%”. On the other hand, prices …
Read More »Bring the Super League
© Provided by This Is Money MailOnline Logo The loud protests by the football establishment against the proposed European Super League come as no surprise. The Premier League, Fifa, UEFA and other objectors have been enjoying the big money for too long and hate the idea of a business challenger …
Read More »GCP and AWS will become the main drivers of global server demand
© Jakub Jirsak Dreamstime.com Analysis | April 19, 2021 According to the latest TrendForce surveys, with their flexible pricing schemes and diverse service offerings, cloud service providers have been a direct and major driver of business demand for cloud services. As such, the rise of CSPs has in turn resulted …
Read More »Coinbase IPO inaugurates the next phase of the crypto bubble: invest like in 1929
The Roaring Twenties Crypto is a bubble and the Coinbase IPO (COIN) marks a new phase of the bubble. Let’s see where we are and how to fix it. First of all, a quick note on bubbles. Transformative technology bubbles Something can be transformative and bubble at the same time. …
Read More »Let’s develop the playoffs! Part 3 – Recruitment is an oligopoly
On the way to the 2021 college football season, Texas A&M – a team that has lost 10 games in the last 3 years – will boast a list with 39 Top 300 prospects on their roster. the Florida gators – fresh out of an 8-4 season – will have …
Read More »HHS Secretary Becerra to Focus on Anticompetitive Practices in Hospital, PBM and Pharmaceutical Industries
WASHINGTON, DC – March 26: Newly confirmed Secretary of Health and Human Services Xavier Becerra (L) … [+] nudges Vice President Kamala Harris (right) during a swearing-in ceremony in the Eisenhower Executive Office building on March 26, 2021 in Washington, DC. Also pictured is Becerra’s wife, Dr Carolina Reyes (C). …
Read More »As Westpac examines his Westpac NZ property, Gareth Vaughan wonders why someone could sell an oligopoly bank and who might want to buy an oligopoly bank
By Gareth Vaughan News from the Westpac Banking Corporation of Australia review his property of Westpac New Zealand asks some key questions: Why would you sell an oligopoly bank? And who could want to buy an oligopoly bank? New Zealand’s banking oligopoly, of course, consists of the Australian quartet of …
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