Historic pan-African free trade deal comes into effect
While US-China trade tensions continue to escalate, African leaders are celebrating the entry into force of a continental free trade…
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US-China trade deal in 6 months but the tech war will go on: Experts Prediction
As per the political risk consultant, within the next six months the U.S. and China will likely to reach a…
First step taken by Canada to ratify new North American trade contract
On Monday the first step was taken by Canada toward ratifying the new North American trade agreement. The deal was…
Millions of Americans still on hardship regardless of a booming economy
In 2008, the happening of recession and financial crisis was proved to be never ended for numerous cash strapped Americans.…
Moller Maersk in talks of having ‘considerable uncertainties’
On posting their first quarter profit close to expectations on Friday, the Danish shipping firm that goes by the name…
Import Tax Proposed by Trump on Gaming Consoles Due to China Trade War
The news of a trade war taking place between China and the United States is certainly not new. Both countries…
Trump promises to pay close attention to John Walker Lindh
The US president, Donald Trump had recently revealed that they would closely be monitoring John Walker Lindh, an individual who…
Mortgage refinances surge 8%, rates fall to the lowest since January 2018
Homeowners are taking a good advantage of the lower interest rates, rushing to refinance their mortgages before rates turn higher…
Potential Federal nominee Judy Shelton wants a change when it comes to how interest rates is set
Potential Fed nominee Judy Shelton believes that there should be a change in the way the Federal Reserve sets interest…