Optical stocks have a China problem that most investors are missing
Beijing controls a chokepoint that Washington’s own crackdown can’t address.
Beijing controls a chokepoint that Washington’s own crackdown can’t address.
Lower gas prices after temporary Iran truce tugs inflation lower
With disbelief I heard some days ago of the passing of Óscar Ugarteche, one of the Tax Justice Network’s long time senior advisers. This mournful news left me dismayed. The loss of an inspiring person always brings sadness even to those of us who were not fortunate enough to meet him in person. At the same time, this news made me want to pay tribute to the greatness of his persona. Characterised by his…
en English Human Development Jul 21, 2026 Christopher Marquis A new executive order on regenerative agriculture might seem to suggest that US President Donald Trump’s administration wants to help American farmers. But a closer look at the order and other recent developments…
After its dramatic plunge, silver may be experiencing a huge disconnect between its traded value and its importance as a critical material.
The Chronicle of Higher Education asked Carolyn Rouse, Princeton professor and president of the American Anthropological Association, to respond to the most serious indictment her discipline has faced in a generation. Vanderbilt and Washington University in St. Louis’s report on the state of humanities scholarship named anthropology “the most extreme case” of politicized decline among…
It’ll take more than an ad campaign to stem Saskatchewan’s migration outflow beng Fri, 07/17/2026 – 10:00 EST. READ TIME 3 MIN. The City of Regina recently launched an ad campaign urging Canadians in other provinces to “break up with your city” and move to Regina. The campaign targets four Canadian cities (Halifax, Toronto, Calgary…