- August 31, 2024
Petrobras: Focus On The Rich Yields & Discounted Valuations – Volatility Is Inevitable (NYSE:PBR)
nattul/iStock via Getty Images We previously covered Petrobras (NYSE:PBR) in May 2024, discussing why we had reiterated our Buy rating
Who is the original Oasis drummer? Band quizzes fans ahead of reunion
Oasis is back. The band’s warring brothers, Liam and Noel Gallagher, have patched up their differences nearly 15 years after
Israel launches pre-emptive attack on Hezbollah, which fires hundreds of missiles in return
Israel declared a 48-hour state of emergency after carrying out a pre-emptive attack on Hezbollah sites in southern Lebanon as
U.S. investors are dominating Europe’s AI scene—and learning to live with the old continent’s regulators
The European artificial intelligence (AI) ecosystem has seen unprecedented growth in the past few years. In fact, AI funding in
UK tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch missing as Bayesian superyacht sinks off Sicily
UK businessman Mike Lynch, who was recently acquitted in the United States of an $11 billion fraud, is among those
Mark Spitznagel warns a recession might happen this year
Over the past few years, the U.S. economy has seemingly pulled off an incredible feat. Even with stubborn inflation and
EU warns Elon Musk over X compliance—he fires back with vulgar ‘Tropic Thunder’ meme
X owner Elon Musk pushed back against a European Union official who warned him about compliance with the bloc’s new
Former YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki has died at 56
Susan Wojcicki, the former CEO of YouTube and one of the most influential female executives in Silicon Valley, died on
4 potential scenarios—and 1 map—showing how the world will trade goods for the next decade, according to BCG
The world order is on shaky ground. A financial crisis, the global pandemic, regional conflicts, and high inflation have spurred
Rich countries must accept 6-day workweek or more immigration, top economist warns
A specter is haunting Europe — the specter of aging. Many Western countries are facing what the World Bank calls