Queen Elizabeth’s nephew, the Earl of Snowdon, and his wife announce plans to divorce
The announcement comes at a tumultuous time for the royal family.
Month: February 2020
Airports warn of chaos with looming Real ID license deadline
Without a special Real ID driver’s license or card, airline passengers will be required to present a passport, military ID or Global Entry card to pass through security, even for domestic flights, starting in October.
Live Blog / Las Vegas Democratic debate live updates: Six candidates face off in Nevada
Former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg will take the stage for the first time.
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Why Is Warren Struggling?
In the wake of his fourth-place finish in Iowa and fifth-place finish in New Hampshire, the candidate struggling most notably is Joe Biden, who was considered the race’s clear front-runner less than two weeks ago.
Stocks Reach Record Highs After China’s Moves, Fed: Markets Wrap
Gains for chipmakers and banks led the S&P 500 Index and Nasdaq Composite toward records after Bloomberg News reported that China’s latest moves to aid growth include possible bailouts for hard-hit industries. The dollar climbed to a four-month high after data on housing starts and building permits exceeded analysts’ estimates. Treasuries held steady after minutes showed Federal Reserve officials viewed monetary policy as appropriate “for a time.”
Safe-haven yen takes a hit as hopes for China stimulus grow
TOKYO (Reuters) – The Japanese yen traded near a nine-month low versus the dollar on Thursday as risk appetite improved on expectations that China will continue to take steps to offset the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak.
Options markets flash euro warnings after currency plunges past $1.08
(Reuters) – The euro’s tumble below $1.08 for the first time in three years may be only the first milestone in its downward journey, with global newsflow, economic data and option market positioning all seemingly stacked against the single currency.
Puerto Rico government objects to moving forward with new debt plan
The U.S. commonwealth’s federally created financial oversight board had asked Judge Laura Taylor Swain to approve a schedule that would culminate with a confirmation hearing on a so-called plan of adjustment for Puerto Rico’s core government debt and pension obligations commencing in October.
Fed in No Hurry to Move from Sidelines, Minutes Show
By Yasin Ebrahim
