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US and Ukraine sign critical minerals deal after months of tense negotiations
The United States and Ukraine have signed an “economic partnership agreement” that will give Washington access to Kyiv’s mineral resources in exchange for establishing an investment fund in Ukraine.
By Al Shahriar Prantoabout a year ago in Interview
Despite Trump's promised cuts, U.S. spent about $220 billion more in first 100 days than last year
Despite promises to cut spending during the campaign and his first few months in office, President Trump's federal government has spent about $220 billion more in his first 100 days compared to the same time period last year.
By Al Shahriar Prantoabout a year ago in Interview
Kacey Fifield Navigates Love and Growth on "Seeing Stars" EP
Singer-songwriter Kacey Fifield delves into the complexities of relationships and personal evolution in her new EP, "Seeing Stars." Blending indie pop, synth-pop, and classic rock, Fifield explains that the diverse sonic palette enhances the emotional nuances of each track, unified by her distinctive songwriting voice. Drawing from personal experiences and those of her friends, the EP explores the "dizzying confusion within relationships" and the idealization of romantic interests. Fifield values collaboration, working with producers like Mike Pepe and Robbie Rosen, whose unique visions shaped the individual sounds of the songs. Recording in both Los Angeles and New York City also infused the EP with distinct creative energies. Ultimately, Fifield hopes "Seeing Stars" will foster a sense of unity and resonate with listeners on an emotional level, offering excitement, peace, and closure.
By Nadeem Miraniabout a year ago in Interview
Dario Schiraldi, Deutsche Bank's Former MD on How Big Investors Build Their Portfolios
As interest rates rise and the global economy shifts, large investors are adjusting their strategies on how to invest their money. Dario Schiraldi, Principal of VIDA Holding and an advisor at Greenstone Equity Partners, is helping lead this change. With years of experience, including his time as a Managing Director at Deutsche Bank, Schiraldi helps big investors, wealthy families, and top-tier clients make smarter investment choices—especially in areas like private credit, alternative investments, and structured products.
By David Williamabout a year ago in Interview
Revolutionizing Business AI: ServiceNow's $2.85 Billion Acquisition of Moveworks
ServiceNow has made a landmark move by acquiring Moveworks for $2.85 billion, fundamentally reshaping how businesses approach enterprise AI. This acquisition positions ServiceNow at the forefront of workplace automation technology, embedding generative AI capabilities into core business processes.
By Garima Saxenaabout a year ago in Interview
Shin Bet chief's explosive accusations against Netanyahu and Angelina Jolie supports Gazans
chief's explosive accusations against Netanyahu and Angelina Jolie supports Gazans Ronen Bar, head of Israel's Shin Bet domestic intelligence agency, has made a sensational accusation against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.In an affidavit filed with the country's Supreme Court on Monday (April 21), he claimed that Netanyahu tried to force him to do illegal things for personal and political gain. He also alleged that the prime minister wanted to fire him when he refused to participate in these wrongdoings.In the affidavit, Ronen Barr stated that between November 2024 and February 2025, Netanyahu repeatedly asked him to take action against anti-government protesters. In particular, he pressured him to monitor those who were financing the protests.Prime Minister Netanyahu has claimed a different reason. His office says that the decision to dismiss Barr was made because of a loss of confidence in his failure to prevent the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack that sparked the Gaza war.Meanwhile, amid the tension, the Shin Bet is reportedly currently conducting a secret investigation into possible financial ties between Netanyahu's office and Qatar. Critics say Netanyahu is so desperate to remove Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar from his post that he is obstructing the investigation.Bar himself has admitted responsibility for the Shin Bet's failures and said he will announce his resignation date soon. However, he countered that the main reason for his dismissal was to protect Netanyahu's political and personal interests, not the failures of October 7.
By Dr Sazidul 2 years ago in Interview
Lithium Lies: The High-Stakes War Between Indong and Green Energy Global Inc.
A corporate war is unfolding across borders — not through innovation or market competition, but through espionage, judicial fraud, and outright theft. At the heart of this battle is the coveted lithium market of South America — and two companies locked in a legal deathmatch: Korea’s Indong and California-based Green Energy Global Inc. (GEGI).
By Rehman Sarwar2 years ago in Interview










