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Goldman Sachs
Masks could be a "substitute" for some lockdown measures, researchers at Goldman Sachs say.
Goldman made a ton of money betting on the U.S. housing bubble, so this might mean something.
I'm just going to come right out and say it: I think Americans have a lot to be concerned about unless, among other things, they don't care about their freedom to choose and their basic human rights. Have you been paying attention to Donald Trump's nominees? Do you know what they believe in and stand for? I have been keeping up with his picks and their platforms. And let me tell you, unless I was an affluent, white, heterosexual, conservative Christian man, I'd be more than a little nervous.
Goldman Sachs says $20 oil may be necessary.
Thirteen per cent. That is the percentage by which Japan's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) could be boosted if the number of women in the workforce was raised to equal the number of working men.
I almost choked on my toast this morning when I read that you were actually thinking of selling the Cirque du Soleil, which could end up in the hands of foreign interests. Move the headquarters of the company that brings so much to our home-grown circus community somewhere other than the Cité des Arts du Cirque? Unthinkable! I just couldn't bear to see the Cirque du Soleil set anywhere else. So I'm setting my sights high and reaching for the stars!
Arguably the most important threat facing the world right now is human-caused global warming. Common sense dictates that this issue be identified and addressed, but the technocrats' obsession with an economic plan is divorced from the reality of increasing planetary disasters.
Not one of the executives at any of the 10 or so giant international investment banks in the U.S. and Europe that imploded the financial system five years ago by using illegal trading methods has gone to jail, or even been prosecuted. Why hasn't more been done? That's a good, and frustrating, question.
