A apresentadora Kamila Pavão conta as novidades de Taylor Swift, Journey e Alanis Morissette. A banda Joruney lançou o single “Let it Rain” do novo álbum “Freedom” e Alanis Morissette anunciou o lançamento de “The Storm Before the Calm”, inspirado em sua reclusão na pandemia de Covid-19.
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Government Takeover: “Bush Tax Cuts” Are Now OK
Today’s Pearl Harbor Day, but too few in the U.S. are focused on commemorating America’s survival of one of the most heinous attacks ever to take place on its soil. Instead, too many people are distracted today by the bomb dropped by the liberal government late yesterday. They’ve struck a corrupt bargain to extend the current income tax rates only by accompanying that measure with a massive extension of unemployment benefits.
How a Country Can Quit the Eurozone, and Adopt Its Original CurrencyThe Eurozone is in crisis, with several member states which have adopted the euro as their currency, facing a mountain of debt. At some point if financial restructuring is seen as being detrimental to their economies, they may decide to opt out. How can a country quit the Eurozone, and adopt its original currency?
Big Bailout – Money Out of Thin Air But Weighing More Than A TonYou’ll probably be finding yourself a bit curious right after reading the title, but don’t worry, it’ll clear itself soon enough. Before we get anywhere though, let’s revisit a story that surely almost everyone has heard about by now – the big bailout.
Seven Developing Nations Vital to the World EconomySometimes we become preoccupied with the major nations involved in our global economy, rather than look beyond China, Russia and the United States. There are currently seven nations which are vital to the continuation of our economies- Who are these seven developing nations?
Will Commodities Be The Next Economic Bubble?Traditionally, the price of commodities fluctuates with public confidence in the economy. When the economy is considered healthy and robust, commodities generally only rise with the rate of inflation, if at all. However, in times when public confidence in the economy is low, commodities have traditionally risen.
