Author: @amnesty
As discriminatory legislation that could be used to ban Pride marches in Hungary comes into effect today, Amnesty International has announced the launch of an international campaign calling on the Hungarian authorities to “Let Pride March”. The campaign, launched tomorrow in the run up to the 30th anniversary of Budapest Pride, is calling on the […]Read More
/PRNewswire/ — Eko Health, a global leader in AI-enabled cardiopulmonary care, today announced its launch in the United Kingdom—one of the world’s largest…Read More
Nigeria plans to establish a national strategic petroleum products stockpile this year to safeguard its economy against disruptions in the international market, the petroleum products regulator said at a press briefing on Tuesday.Read More
Unlimited announced the launch of the Unlimited HFGM Global Macro ETF (HFGM) on the NYSE, that replicates global macro hedge fund positions.Read More
J&J faces several headwinds at the start of the year, including patent expiry, talc litigation, and, now, tariffs.Read More
Were the lockdown policies implemented around the globe during the COVID-19 pandemic racist?Read More
The HUMANS project, a silicon wafer on the moon encoded with voices from around the world, is an MIT collaboration blending art and science, showcasing computational design and fabrication.Read More
Citigroup Inc.’s global footprint positions the bank to benefit as clients tap its money-moving operations to shore up their finances during an emerging trade war, the company’s leaders said.Read More
The global economy remains on track to grow this year, but the outlook has deteriorated significantly in recent months. Major policy shifts in the United States—particularly the introduction of new tariffs—are weighing on activity and fueling a high level of uncertainty across economies.Read More
Stocks were already slumping in March on weakening consumer sentiment and fears of an economic slowdown, but major indexes plummeted in April on President Donald Trump’s tariff plan, which has sent a near-unprecedented wave of uncertainty washing over the market. In the aftermath, a trade war with China has escalated, and while Trump’s 90-day pause garnered cheers from the market, there is still plenty of uncertainty for business owners and investors. On that note, let’s take a look two tech stocks that look like great buys after falling substantially.Read More