What can New Zealand teach us about Brexit?
What lessons can the we learn from the economic ructions suffered by New Zealand in 1973 when the UK joined the EEC?
New £50 bank note ‘must recognise ethnic minorities’
Stars and politicians are campaigning for a non-white scientist to feature on the new £50 note.
Federated Investors’ top fund manager thinks the market is wrongly pricing in a 2019 recession
Federated Investors’ Steve Chiavarone believes there’s nothing on the horizon that suggests a recession will hit U.S. stocks.
Nations agree on rules to govern Paris climate accord after weeks of talks
Officials agreed on rules to govern efforts for cutting emissions. But disagreements on other climate issues were kicked down the road.
Police deploy water cannons on yellow vest protesters as French riots extend into 5th weekend
France’s “yellow vest” protests carried on for the fifth consecutive weekend on Saturday.
Why former White House press secretary Sean Spicer thinks Nancy Pelosi’s win is a boon…for Trump
Pelosi still needs to win the support of more that a dozen of her party’s dissenters before a January 3 floor vote where she’ll need to win the majority of the whole House — not just Democrats.
Iran blasts Saudi Arabia and the United States for ‘dangerous escalations’ in the Middle East
Iran once again called out its regional rival Saudi Arabia in response to accusations leveled against Tehran.
Qatar is ‘counting on’ Kuwait and other allies to resolve Gulf crisis, foreign minister says
Kuwait has made several attempts to mediate between Qatar and its Gulf neighbors in attempts to quell the conflict, though so far to no avail.
Tech from self-driving cars could solve border security without Trump’s $5 billion wall
CNBC went to the U.S.-Mexico border to learn about electronic surveillance systems being tested to stop immigrants from entering illegally.
Self-made billionaire Richard Branson says he regrets this money mistake
Luckily, things worked out in the end.