“It’s become quite emotive,” one market watcher told CNBC. “Nobody wants to invest in an environment where the government might change its mind overnight.”
Related Posts
Alleged ‘predatory’ contracts continue to surface in Missouri social-equity marijuana program
- andrewkewnzy@gmail.com
- August 15, 2024
- 0
Contract tied to six revoked microbusiness licenses aimed to give investor full ownership of the business, while Black disabled veteran applied for the license Destiny […]
Education Department says Columbia University fails to meet accreditation standards
Education Secretary Linda McMahon said Columbia University’s purported failure to protect Jewish students from harassment was “immoral” and “unlawful.”
Tokyo Metro shares gain almost 45% on debut after Japan’s largest IPO in six years
The IPO offered 2.32 billion shares for a price of 1,200 yen apiece, valuing the offering at 348.6 billion yen ($2.3 billion)