Vimarsana
Biggest News Aggregation in the World

Page 4 - August Bloomberg News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Stay updated with breaking news from August Bloomberg. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.

Top News In August Bloomberg Today - Breaking & Trending Today

"超级周期论"被证伪 这个市场或持续分化震荡 _ 东方财富网 - Vimarsana News

"超级周期论"被证伪 这个市场或持续分化震荡 _ 东方财富网

【“超级周期论”被证伪 这个市场或持续分化震荡】在主要经济体货币环境分化的大背景下,未来市场面临的必然不是所谓的超级周期,更多是分化与震荡。大宗商品市场的进一步分化或许将证伪所谓的“超级周期论”。

【秦鹏直播】叫停港澳反制裁法 中南海害怕了? | 恒大 | 中共央行 | 反外国制裁法 - Vimarsana News

【秦鹏直播】叫停港澳反制裁法 中南海害怕了? | 恒大 | 中共央行 | 反外国制裁法

本周二(8月17日),中共中央电视台报导全国人大拟讨论将《反外国制裁法》纳入港澳基本法。然而到了周五,中共人大委员长会议决定暂不表决,官方称是要修订、让该法执行有力,但是外界认为,中概股被大规模抛售,中共害怕外资大规模离开香港,所以中共高层紧急叫停了立法。国际资本和商界为什么如此忌惮这部法律呢?

Apple CEO's Pay Increased By Nearly 30% During Pandemic - Vimarsana News

Apple CEO's Pay Increased By Nearly 30% During Pandemic

Font Size: Apple Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook’s annual compensation increased by 28% in 2020 even as the coronavirus pandemic sparked a recession, according to filings. Tim Cook’s 2020 compensation totaled $14.7 million, which was mainly comprised of performance-based pay, according to Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filings released Tuesday, Business Insider reported. While the coronavirus pandemicsparked a recession in the spring, Apple consistently reported positive financial figures including increased revenue and growth throughout 2020. “Despite the ongoing impacts of...

Liquor council calls on government to allow off-premises alcohol sales to continue - Vimarsana News

Liquor council calls on government to allow off-premises alcohol sales to continue

Liquor council calls on government to allow off-premises alcohol sales to continue By Philippa Larkin Share JOHANNESBURG - National Liquor Traders Council in a statement on the weekend called on the government to be allowed to continue the off-premises sale of alcohol. The country reported 14000 new Covid-19 cases on December 23. On Monday night, President Cyril Ramaphosa placed a ban on the sale of alcohol until at least mid-January as he announced a risk adjusted level 3 for the country. The council said ahead of the ban being announced: "A total shut-down of liquor sales would mean an e...

Source: iol.co.za