Новости за 07.04.2023

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Demand elasticity for sweet treats shows how inflation is hitting disposable incomes

Aggregate lending rose by 52 per cent in the past year

Audit by Treasury department bureau includes $175mn Frank acquisition that prosecutors allege was tainted by fraud

City dwellers who moved during the pandemic are discovering the benefits — and challenges — of countryside living

Luxury groups face talent crunch despite booming demand as older craftspeople leave industry

From hospitality to housebuilding, the way companies manage rising costs is coming under scrutiny

Criminal charges galvanise conservatives, but the fight may prove damaging in the longer term

FRC’s Jon Thompson says concern over intense scrutiny from the industry merits no more than ‘the world’s smallest violin’

Decision to allow outflows comes as regulators warn that some funds may struggle to meet redemption requests

New SEC rulemaking efforts rehash crisis-era issues

As organised religion declines, we are searching for solace in the strangest places

Group backed by sanctioned Russian oligarchs seeks to reverse forced Upp divestiture

Beware of what the agency tries to keep from the public.

The Israeli army strikes targets in Gaza and Lebanon in the wake of a rocket barrage following clashes at Al-Aqsa as Passover and Ramadan holidays overlap. Netanyahu: Israel's enemies will pay high price

Is it time to put Freedom Fries back on the menu? Back in 2003, french fries became freedom fries in the US in disgust with "our so-called ally, France" who took an independent "self-serving" course and refused to support US policy on Iraq. Having finally become popular on American menus again, is it time, once … Continue reading "Is France Beginning To Steer an Independent Course?"

ISLAMABAD: The government on Thursday said that Saudi Arabia had conveyed its commitment to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for its bilateral financial support to Pakistan and hoped similar assurance from the United Arab Emirates or some other source would lead to the much-delayed staff-level agreement (SLA) with the Fund and unlock multilateral disbursements.

The revision of the Renewable Energy Directive sets ambitious targets for renewable fuels of non-biological origin (RFNBOs) in industry and transport. Pia Kerres, Corinna Klessmann and Matthias Schimmel reflect on the RFNBO provisions and the investment signals they send to the evolving European hydrogen market.

Dezeen School Shows: we've picked six fashion and textile design student projects featured in Dezeen School Shows that showcase and discuss the intricacies of fabric and materials. Read more

The four-day Easter weekend means different things to different people. While some take the opportunity to pack in as much socialising and adventuring as possible, others prefer to take a more low-key approach, using the extra time to relax and recuperate at home.

Let’s be real – we’re all trying to cut back where we can when it comes to our energy bill.

When it comes to brushing our teeth, we’ve got it nailed. Try not to scrub too hard, get the ones at the back and brush for at least two minutes. Easy, right?

"Even though my husband and I knew there was a problem, we didn’t know what the problem was," the author writes.

Certain tasks that have to be done — such as putting away the dishes and cleaning the chair piled with clothes that “aren’t dirty but also aren’t clean” — are chores many of us would rather not do. I mean, watch an episode of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” or fold shirts? Yeah, that’s not a hard one. 

The bank holiday weekend is finally upon us – meaning it’s time to come up with some activities to keep the little ones occupied (providing you haven’t already been doing that all week, in which cause you really deserve a cup of tea, chocolate bar and a sit down right about now).