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S&P Cuts Russia to Selective Default as Sanctions Block Dollar Debt Payments
Moscow, April 11, 2022 — cybernewschronicle.com — The 30-day grace period is ticking. And with Standard & Poor’s…
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Dow’s Legacy Still Shapes Wall Street Over A Century Later
NEW YORK, July 14 — On the ground in the financial district, the name Charles Dow still carries…
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Global Food Prices Soar Amid Ongoing Russian Ukrainian Conflict
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) reported that its Food Price Index climbed to 159.3 points…
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Global Food Prices Soar to Record Levels Amid Ukraine Conflict
The escalating conflict in Ukraine has sent global food prices skyrocketing, reaching unprecedented levels and causing severe disruptions…
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Eurozone Inflation Hits Record 7.5 Percent in March Report
Mina Agib, who operates the Egyptian restaurant Meya Meya in Berlin, recently received a supplier quote that reflected…
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Eurozone Inflation Hit a Record 7.5% in March, Then 8.1% in May
On April 1, 2022, the European Union’s statistics agency Eurostat released data showing that inflation in the eurozone…
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MAA Group Shares Plunge 40% Since April 2021
MAA Group Berhad’s slide on the stock market has erased nearly 40 percent of its value in less…
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MAA Group Berhad Shares Hit One-Year Low At 0.56 MYR
MAA Group Berhad keeps losing its value in the share market. They have reached one year’s lowest point…
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Moscow Stock Exchange Reopens Under Strict New Trading Restrictions
Russia’s stock market is set to resume operations on March 24, nearly a month after trading was halted…
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UK Inflation Hits 6.2%, a 30-Year High
Rishi Sunak was preparing to stand up in the House of Commons on Wednesday with a set of…
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UK Inflation Surges to 30-Year High at 6.2 Percent Nationwide
Britain’s inflation rate surged to a three-decade peak in February, hitting 6.2% as rising energy and food costs…
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War in Ukraine Sends Food Prices Past 2008 Crisis Levels
Global wheat markets are reacting sharply to the disruption of Black Sea exports, yet the farmers who could…
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SEC Votes 3-1 to Propose Rules Requiring Companies to Disclose Climate Risks and Emissions
For the first time, the federal government is demanding that public companies put a dollar figure on what…
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Spain Deploys 23,000 Police as 75,000 Truckers Strike Over Fuel Prices
Madrid – In response to a growing truckers’ strike that threatens to cripple supply chains, the Spanish government…
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Amazon Closes $8.5 Billion Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Acquisition
On March 18, 2022, Amazon finalized its acquisition of Metro‑Goldwyn‑Mayer for $8.5 billion, ending a months‑long review period.…
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Amazon Completes $8.5 Billion Purchase of MGM Studios Amid Scrutiny
Amazon officially finalized its acquisition of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) on March 18, 2022, marking a significant milestone in the…
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Four Years Ago The Fed Fired Its First Shot At Inflation
WASHINGTON, July 14 — The Federal Reserve’s campaign to cool the American economy stands at a critical juncture…
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Russia Blocks Facebook, Twitter and News Sites After Ukraine Invasion, OONI Data Shows
The Kremlin’s latest move against Instagram, confirmed by network monitor NetBlocks early this week, marks another phase in…
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Ukraine War Exacerbates Global Hunger Crisis and Food Insecurity
The United Nations food agency has raised alarms over the escalating global hunger crisis triggered by the war…
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Black Sea Port Attacks Choke Ukrainian and Russian Grain Exports
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has created a severe threat to global food supplies, with the United…
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A 2022 Forecast Reread: Housing and Zero-COVID Were Already Cracking China’s Boom
BEIJING, September 27 — China’s economy is on course for its slowest growth since 1991, as official data…
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From Abu Dhabi To Africa: Watergen’s Machines Brew Drinking Water From Air
TEL AVIV, July 9 — An Israeli company that pulls drinking water straight from the air has been…
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From Books To Cloud: How Amazon Built The Digital Economy’s Engine
WASHINGTON, July 14 — The global e-commerce market has grown into a $5.8 trillion ecosystem, according to data…
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Swiss Regulator Fines Ex-Credit Suisse Risk Chief over Tuna Bond Scandal
Regulators in the United States and the United Kingdom imposed a combined fine of $475 million on Credit…
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