The coming Gaza cease-fire doesn’t mean Israel should be excused for war crimes
Even if the fighting soon stops, not holding Israel to account for potential war crimes greenlights future heinous attacks.
Government sanctions financial help for Asiad champion kabaddi player Tejaswini Bai
Tejaswini and her husband contracted COVID-19 on May 1. While she is on the path to recovery at home, her husband Naveen succumbed to the deadly virus on May 11.
Biden issues executive order that requires new steps on climate-related financial risk
President Biden issued an executive order Thursday that directs agencies government-wide to launch or expand efforts to analyze and lessen economic risks stemming from climate change.Why it matters: The order lays the groundwork for new oversight and mandates…
‘Chilling images will not be tolerated’: LAPD investigating separate incidents as possible anti-Semitic hate crimes
‘Chilling images will not be tolerated’: LAPD investigating separate incidents as possible anti-Semitic hate crimes
CNA Financial reportedly paid $40 million to resolve a ransomware attack
US insurance company may have paid one of the most expensive malware ransoms to date.
China Money Podcast: Healthcare Startups Have Strong Week Of Fundraising In China
In this episode of China Money Podcast, listen to all the news headlines in the China venture investment and tech sector for the week ending May 21. After last week’s massive number of startup fundings hitting 80, we came very close this week, as 73 Chinese startups, growth stage, and pre-IPO companies closed big funding…
U.S. investors flee to money market funds in the week ended May 19-Lipper
U.S. money market funds lured massive inflows in the week ended May 19 as investors turned risk averse on concerns over higher inflation levels and chances that the Federal Reserve might scale back its monetary support measures.
GRAPHIC-U.S. investors flee to money market funds in the week ended May 19-Lipper
U.S. money market funds lured massive inflows in the week ended May 19 as investors turned risk averse on concerns over higher inflation levels and chances that the Federal Reserve might scale back its monetary support measures.
IaaS is a lousy business, says Chinese web giant Tencent: PaaS and SaaS is how we’ll make money in the cloud
Big buyers understand infrastructure economics – and aren’t afraid to screw down providers’ prices Tencent has told investors that big cloud buyers are turning the screws on infrastructure-as-a-service pricing, and so it will pursue PaaS and SaaS instead.…