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The average human being can’t survive more than 72 hours without water. In Puerto Rico, hundreds of thousands of US citizens are being forced to go 48 hours without running water in their homes during a hot, dry summer while also enduring a shaky electrical grid.
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Claros Mortgage Trust president and CFO Mike McGillis buys $42,730 in stock
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Senior VP Clement sells $570,200 of Vulcan Materials (VMC) stock
🔴 Syria court sentences Bashar al-Assad to death for crimes against humanity in absentia
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A South Korean actress has apologised for the controversy surrounding her great-grandfather’s pro-Japanese ties during Japan’s 1910-45 colonial rule, a day after calling the accusations “groundless”. “After further checking, we have confirmed that records of great-grandfather Ahn Sang-ho being liste
Compal bets on expansion in Taiwan, Vietnam and US for AI servers
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Ulf Kristersson says mass regularisation threatens integrity of Schengen free-travel zone
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Gulf shipping traffic via Strait of Hormuz falls to six vessels Reuters
"My gut feeling is they need more," says Jane Foley, head of FX strategy at Rabobank, when asked on Bloomberg Television about whether an interest-rate hike by the Bank of Japan at its next policy meeting will be enough to prompt yen appreciation. (Source: Bloomberg)
European markets are charging ahead this year, defying doom-laden forecasts that the Iran war would tip the region into stagflation.