WASHINGTON (CNS) — Some people consider the $3.5 trillion infrastructure proposal being proposed by congressional Democrats a huge chunk of change.
The “Costs of War Research Series” by Brown University’s Watson Institute for International & Public Affairs puts the price tag over the past 20 years at $8 trillion, more than double the infrastructure bill’s projected cost.
Money, Mimicry and Mind Control: Big Tech Slams Ethics Brakes on AI
SAN FRANCISCO — In September last year, Google’s cloud unit looked into using artificial intelligence to help a financial firm decide whom to lend money to.
It turned down the client’s idea after weeks of internal discussions, deeming the project too ethically dicey because the AI technology could perpetuate biases like those around race and gender.
Bitcoin is barter, not money, Mexico central bank chief says | Reuters
MEXICO CITY, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Bitcoin is more like a means of barter than "evolved" fiat money, Mexico's central back chief said on Thursday, calling it a high-risk investment and a poor store of value.
Bank of Mexico Governor Alejandro Diaz de Leon's comments suggest Mexico will not be following El Salvador any time soon in adopting the digital currency as parallel legal tender.
Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
CEOs Give Advice To Millennials About Saving Money
If there's anyone who can teach younger generations about saving money, it's the men and women who are systematically robbing them of accumulated wealth and hoarding it for themselves.
"Automatically set aside one 737 every month. You'll barely miss it at the time, but you'll eventually have a whole fleet."
German finance ministry raided in money laundering probe | Reuters
A flag flutters in front of the German finance ministy in Berlin, Germany, September 9, 2021, as German prosecutors raided the finance and justice ministries as part of an investigation into possible obstruction of justice by the government's anti-money laundering agency. REUTERS/Annegret Hilse
U.N. warns Afghanistan needs money to prevent total breakdown | Reuters
Deborah Lyons, Special Representative of the Secretary General of the United Nations for Afghanistan makes a statement during the 2020 Afghanistan Conference at the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland November 24, 2020. REUTERS/Denis Balibouse
UNITED NATIONS, Sept 9 (Reuters) - The United Nations warned on Thursday that the freezing of billions of dollars in Afghan assets to keep them out of Taliban hands would inevitably spark "a severe economic downturn" and could push millions more Afghans into poverty and hunger.
70% of people don't save money for future healthcare costs — do you? - MarketWatch
Healthcare costs are one of the most expensive line items in a retiree's budget, and yet not all Americans entering retirement are prepared for these expenses.
This poses a significant problem for retirees, many of whom are on fixed budgets. Healthcare becomes more expensive as a person ages, especially when taking into consideration a growing list of ailments naturally associated with getting older.
Happening on Twitter
Yeah, eight months and the evidence is in -- the Biden admin is demonstrably more tyrannical and more incompetent t… https://t.co/eesAxF4odc Heminator Thu Sep 09 20:50:20 +0000 2021
Yogesh Parmar tests positive. Hope none of the boys test positive for then the match is gone. All have tested negat… https://t.co/FWaXaOd3O7 BoriaMajumdar Thu Sep 09 10:42:58 +0000 2021
If the Rebel was on the ballot, this might have been the most interesting answer of this debate. https://t.co/liftIamZtg althiaraj (from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada) Thu Sep 09 03:18:34 +0000 2021
I am beginning to think the Taliban's insistence in @nytopinion last February that all they want is a "shared home… https://t.co/x5ItGMlLRv JerylBier (from jerylbier@protonmail.com) Thu Sep 09 13:45:47 +0000 2021
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