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'Look past the pain': UBS, Lazard prepare for a China bull market as green shoots emerge in economy - Vimarsana News

'Look past the pain': UBS, Lazard prepare for a China bull market as green shoots emerge in economy

Some leading fund managers are positioning themselves for a bull run in Chinese stocks, as they bet on a lasting economic recovery to revive confidence and appetite for equities.

Source: scmp.com
Chinese stocks have been a US$955 billion blunder in 2023 for market forecasters. Bears still have reasons to predict more pain - Vimarsana News

Chinese stocks have been a US$955 billion blunder in 2023 for market forecasters. Bears still have reasons to predict more pain

It’s nearly impossible to sell anyone China exposure this year, according to fund manager Jason Hsu. Chinese stocks were supposed to be top global performers at the start of 2023. Instead, people got it spectacularly wrong.

Source: scmp.com
Fla. pastor accused of whipping 'misbehaving' fourth-graders with belt - Vimarsana News

Fla. pastor accused of whipping 'misbehaving' fourth-graders with belt

Florida pastor Terence Gray allegedly whipped fourth-graders with a belt at a private religious school in Orlando.

Source: nypost.com
Town officials celebrate completion of Marina Park Boat Ramp - Vimarsana News

Town officials celebrate completion of Marina Park Boat Ramp

The town of South Kingstown held a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the completion of the Marina Park Boat Ramp last week, a reconstruction project meant for public dock rehabilitation,

Lawsuit over new R.I. shore access law dismissed - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit over new R.I. shore access law dismissed

PROVIDENCE — A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by coastal property owners that challenged Rhode Island’s new shoreline access law, saying that they lacked standing to sue the heads