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A Modern Neo-Feudal State, The Tech Lords Ushering in a Return to the Medieval

If ever such tech lords decide that their will should supplant that of the majority's, or that through their influence they might alter the course of history by sustaining one country's war of aggression on another or by manipulating the political landscape, democracy will be the casualty - in America and throughout the world.

Ineos Plans to Relocate HQ to England this 2016

After moving its headquarter for six years in Swiss, the petrochemical giant sets to return home. Founder and CEO Jim Ratcliffe planned to relocate its headquarter back to England.

Toyota Targets Zero Emissions, Collaborates with Toshiba Corp, Iwatani Corp and Local Government for Hydrogen Fuel Cell

Toyota has been working with the local government along with Toshiba Corp. and Iwatani Corp. regarding hydrogen fuel cell. Hydrogen will be taken from the wind-power plant in Yokohama Hama Wing that will be compressed and delivered by a truck.

Australian Tech Firms Are Heading Toward Singapore Industry

Australian tech companies are heading to Singapore to support their businesses. Some tech companies are expecting Singapore to be one of the startups landing pads established by the Australian government to help companies access the global business network.

Syrian Refugees in Turkey Contributed to the Country's Economic Growth According to Government Officials

Turkish government officials acknowledged that the influx of Syrian refugees to the country has contributed in boosting the economy. Turkey’s economic growth has seen an unexpected growth in the third quarter, even as some economic aspects suffered and strained from the flow of migrants.

Delhi Pollution- If the Air is being Shared, Why Isn’t the Responsibility?

To combat with Delhi pollution, people need to be responsible first. Beijing, the closest competitor of Delhi in air pollution introduced odd-even number vehicle restrictions way back 2008 Olympics. This measure can be implemented on an immediate basis without any expense.

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Spaving Trend Explained: Are You Spending More to Save Less?

"Spaving" is a rebranded term for an old "trap" that is affecting grocery shops, merchants, and even online casinos: spending more to save money.

US Consumers Putting Off Purchases for Pools, Mattresses Due to Inflation

As high inflation and interest rates hurt, Americans are delaying some more expensive, traditionally financed purchases.

Homeownership Strained by 25% Property Tax Hike, Soaring Insurance Costs

The increase in property taxes and homeowners' insurance costs is a growing threat to homeowners' financial stability and decision-making processes

US Considers Strategies to Address Rising National Debt

Government debt has increased by about 50% since the beginning of the Covid pandemic, causing concern in Washington and on Wall Street.

Survey Shows Women Are Generous Diners, Spotting Friends $24 on Average

The average amount of money American women would spend for a friend's dinner was $24.

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