Britain which chose to leave EU due to immigrants will now potentially have to deal with an influx of tourists. Unfortunately, with increased tourism comes illegal immigrants. Although Brexit’s seismic shocks have sent massive shock waves in the collective spine… Read More ›
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Privileges come with responsibilities, states Angela Merkel to Britain
It would perhaps be wrong for Britain to think that this tough posturing will pass during upcoming negotiations. German’s chancellor Angela Merkel has made it crystal clear to Britain that it will not be allowed to cherry-pick the parts of… Read More ›
Brexit not a Lehman moment – Goldman Sachs
Tough stress tests created by the U.S. Federal Reserve offers some comfort to stressed investors. The stress tests which were created by U.S. regulators in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis could prove their worth in the wake of… Read More ›
British markets continue to tumble following Brexit
Shares of precious metal mining companies have however extended their previous week’s upward trend. In the wake of Britain’s historic referendum which has created seismic shocks for economies around the world, share prices in Britain have tumbled even lower thus… Read More ›
Access to EU’s single market, ala Swiss Swiss Style isn’t automatic – French Foreign Minister
Before the negotiations begin, the British need to be clear what they want and who will represent the country in its talk with the EU. Jean-Marc Ayrault, France’s Foreign Minister has stated that Britain needs to decide who will represent… Read More ›
New Bank’s Greater Understanding of Developing World Backed by China
Since the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) has a greater understanding of the developing world’s needs, this China-led bank will be different from institutions like the World Bank. This confidence filled message was conveyed by the officials of the bank… Read More ›
Boris Johnson sees UK accessing EU single market while maintaining its own immigration and trade policy
Although Boris Johnson has waged a strong battle for an independent Britain, before Brexit happened, no plans have been outlaid as to how to mitigate the aftershocks and move ahead as an independent nation. With Scotland preferring to remain with… Read More ›
SEC files lawsuit against Chris Faulkner and his companies
According to the charges filed by the SEC, Faulkner’s inflated projections drew in large investors. He used the money for personal gratification, including visit to strip clubs and private escort services. His companies have inflated their revenues and have little… Read More ›
Economists at Goldman Sach’s see Brexit impacting Britain’s GDP and economic growth
Brexit has not only made Britain’s GDP weaker, the referendum’s aftershocks have brought about a sense of uncertainty over the global financial system. Furthermore, if Scotland decides to stick with EU, Britain may not be the same ever again. Goldman… Read More ›
Saudi Arabia – Largest Crude Producer, sees Fading of Oil Glut
Strong signals that the glut that has plagued the oil market since 2014 is coming to an end is getting evident in Saudi Arabia, a country nearly synonymous with plentiful crude supplies. In the longest stretch since the Joint Organizations… Read More ›