In Dresden, the Taiwanese semiconductor factory TSMC is being generously subsidized by the German government. Three European tech companies are also involved. Neither Chancellor Scholz (SPD), Ursula von der Leyen nor Prime Minister Kretschmer wanted to miss the groundbreaking ceremony with the head of TSMC Photo: Axel Schmidt/reuters LEIPZIG taz | The laying of the … Read more
WASHINGTON (dpa-AFX) – Oxford Economics has projected that former President Donald Trump could win Pennsylvania by 41,489 votes and Vice President Kamala Harris is projected to clinch Michigan by 23,948 votes and Wisconsin by 29,024 votes. Among the three northern swing states, Pennsylvania is the biggest prize and the county election outcomes in the Keystone … Read more
Cell pricing gold On Friday, to take positive aspects for the second week in a row after just lately printed US inflation knowledge bolstered expectations that the Federal Reserve (US central financial institution) might lower rates of interest twice this 12 months, which affected the greenback and Treasury bond yields. Gold rose in rapid commerce … Read more
After gold recorded a record level of $2,305.04, on Thursday, April 4, 2024, and the yellow metal has increased 2.6 percent since the beginning of the week, and American gold futures contracts rose 0.1 percent to $2,310.40, so when will the price of an ounce of gold reach $3,000? The successive rises in the price … Read more
US inflation tops forecasts for a second month Rising gasoline costs kept inflation elevated in February, underscoring that the road to more modest consumer price increases following a pandemic-induced spike may continue to be bumpy. The Numbers Rising gasoline costs and rent have kept inflation elevated in February, according to the Labor Department’s consumer price … Read more
Countries that shy away from debt end up with no more money in their coffers. The opposite is the case: investments become tax revenue. Gave the austerity paradox its name and would be quite old by now: the old British economist John Maynard Keynes Photo: xLIFE Picture Collection/Pond5/imago Which country did better? Italy’s national debt … Read more
Our readers are Instagram users You can now follow the latest news for free through our Instagram accountClick here to subscribe The business community around the world is exposed to many challenges to growth, including geopolitical uncertainty, political overlap, and rising stakeholder expectations regarding environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) practices and generative artificial intelligence … Read more
Michael Jordan debuts on Forbes’ list of richest Americans Forbes’ list of the 400 richest Americans has a combined $4.5 trillion. Find out who headlines the list. What does it take to be wealthy in 2023? A million dollars in the bank? Two million? How about a salary in the high six figures? In different … Read more
Currently the use of cards of credit It’s very common. However, fully understanding how it works can sometimes be a little difficult due to the use of banking terminologies. Therefore, I am going to explain the difference between the cutoff date of your card and the Payment date. To begin with, it is important that … Read more
Taylor Swift’s highly coveted concerts may be expensive in the United States, but in Argentina, her upcoming shows are about to become world-class bargains. Despite the ongoing economic turmoil in the country, fans of the renowned singer-songwriter are still able to purchase standing-room only tickets closest to the stage for as low as 75,000 pesos, … Read more