Ex-NIH Official and Ultraprocessed Food Expert Kevin Hall Says RFK Censored Him
Whether or not you’ve heard the name Kevin Hall, you most likely know about his work. It was…
Key Takeaways From Bloomberg’s Zombie Loan Investigation
Thousands of Americans are at risk of receiving demands to repay money they may not actually owe because…
Reducing regulation could help advisors serve mass market clients: C.D. Howe
“While online do-it-yourself channels have entered Canada’s financial services ecosystem, advisors remain an essential bridge between financial complexity…
BofA Scraps Year-End Vacations for Traders on Dutch Pension Risk
Bank of America Corp. is keeping its European rates trading desks fully staffed over the end-of-year period to…
Climate Crisis: Greenhushing Is (Whisper It) Coming for Carbon Removal
Greenhushing, in which companies quietly get on with the task of decarbonizing without boasting about it, was once…
CO2 Credit Traders Brace for ‘Huge’ Growth as Carbon Market Stages Comeback
The market for carbon credits, which just a few years ago was brought to its knees by allegations…
Don’t abandon forest law over IT problem, Ribera urges Commission – POLITICO
“I think that it is very controversial to give it up,” Ribera said. “The intention behind this regulation…
Nonbanks Struggle to Gain FX Trading Market Share, Report Says
Independent trading houses in the $9.6 trillion-per-day foreign exchange market face an uphill battle to grab share from…
China’s Sichuan enacts first local regulation on ancient book protection-Xinhua
This photo taken on April 22, 2024 shows an ancient book of Qing Dynasty and a matched paper…
Hong Kong Overnight Rate Surges Past 5% for First Time This Year
The cost of overnight borrowing in Hong Kong jumped past 5% for the first time this year, as…
Natural Gas Prices Go Negative in Canada After LNG Plant Issues
Canada’s benchmark gas price has tumbled to a record low as production hiccups at the country’s first LNG…
China Sheds ‘Uninvestable Tag’ as $2.7 Trillion Gain Draws Inflows
Global money managers are venturing back into China after years of aversion, piqued by a world-beating stock rally…