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KQED Nightly Business Report July 14, 2024 - Vimarsana News

KQED Nightly Business Report July 14, 2024

Eager to buy or sell stocks ahead of next weeks feder reserve meeting, but they were eager to sell shares of gottenductors which hav themselves caught in the middle of the trade war with china. Add to that the rising geopolitical tensions in the gulf of oman which lifted oil prices for the second straight day and when all was said and done, the dow wasn just 17 points and were at 26,789. The nasdaq was down 40 and that was the Technology Stocks there and the s p was down four and for the week all of the major averages were up only fractionally. Mark thsantoli seems tha market is teetering. Its...

The downfall of Vice Media: Rejection by Generation Z was nail in the coffin for gaudy publisher - Vimarsana News

The downfall of Vice Media: Rejection by Generation Z was nail in the coffin for gaudy publisher

The publisher built a brand through its edgy coverage of drugs, sex and war zones. But younger audiences have not clicked with (or on) its gaudy content.

Spiritualized Announce Amazing Grace 20th Anniversary Reissue - Vimarsana News

Spiritualized Announce Amazing Grace 20th Anniversary Reissue

The Let It Come Down follow-up returns to vinyl

Drinks packaging standardisation – green genius or madness? - Vimarsana News

Drinks packaging standardisation – green genius or madness?

The ESG benefits of more uniform drinks packaging are clear – but marketing and branding teams may have concerns.

How a Murdoch-backed media start-up built on drugs, sex and war reporting crumbled - Vimarsana News

How a Murdoch-backed media start-up built on drugs, sex and war reporting crumbled

After months of struggling to find a buyer, Vice – a start-up once valued at $US5.7 billion – is reportedly preparing for bankruptcy.