by Malik Runswick | Dec 2, 2021 | Business Economics
SpaceX founder Elon Musk told employees the space company faces a “genuine risk of bankruptcy” if its biggest reusable rocket Starship cannot meet a flight rate of at least once every two weeks next year, Space Explored reported on Tuesday, citing an internal email....
by Malik Runswick | Dec 1, 2021 | Business Economics
VIENNA—Senior European diplomats warned on Tuesday that negotiations to revive nuclear talks could be terminated if Iran moved to produce weapons-grade nuclear fuel. “It would seriously imperil the process” if Iran did something “as provocative as going to 90%...
by Malik Runswick | Nov 30, 2021 | Business Economics
“While public health restrictions to control the spread of the Delta variant will result in a slowdown over the second half of the year, government support for business and jobs has helped the economy weather the impact,” policymakers said. “Nevertheless, some...
by Malik Runswick | Nov 29, 2021 | Business Economics
Indian farmers squeezed by a massive shortage of fertilizers are turning to the black market and paying exorbitant prices for supplies. The shortfall has led to a thriving market where subsidized crop nutrients are sold illegally at prices much higher than...
by Malik Runswick | Nov 28, 2021 | Business Economics
Landmark European Union legislation which could rein in the power of Big Tech companies moved a step closer to reality today. The principles of the Digital Markets Act (DMA) have been approved by the EU council, paving the way for details of the bill to be finalised...
by Malik Runswick | Nov 27, 2021 | Business Economics
After having surged to record highs with rates topping $40,000 a tonne on Wednesday, tin prices are expected to rule firm over the next few weeks as Indonesia plans to stop the soldering metal’s exports from 2024 to attract investments in downstream industries. The...
