Trump says he's 'not happy' with Putin and blames him for 'killing a lot of people' in Ukraine | International News

Trump says he’s ‘not happy’ with Putin and blames him for ‘killing a lot of people’ in Ukraine | International News

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he’s “not happy” with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, saying Moscow’s ongoing war in Ukraine is “killing a lot of people” on both sides. “I’m not happy with him, I can tell you that much right now. This is killing a lot of people,” Trump said…

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The Buffett Indicator Is at Its Highest Level Ever. History Shows Investors Should Brace Themselves for What the Stock Market Might Do Next.

The Buffett Indicator Is at Its Highest Level Ever. History Shows Investors Should Brace Themselves for What the Stock Market Might Do Next.

Even after Warren Buffett steps down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.A) (NYSE: BRK.B), his legacy will live on. So will an indicator that bears his name. Buffett told Fortune magazine in 2001 that this metric, now known as the Buffett indicator, is “probably the best single measure of where valuations stand at any…

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Death toll climbs to 31

Death toll climbs to 31

The number of people killed in Monday’s anti-government protests in Kenya has risen to 31, the country’s human rights commission said, sparking public outage and calls for justice. The state-run commission previously said that 11 people had died. More than 100 people were injured and about 532 arrested in the protests which hit the capital…

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What are branded residences and who’s buying them?

What are branded residences and who’s buying them?

217 ‘W’ branded residences will be available in Manchester from 2027. For sale through Savills. Photo: Savills · Savills Branded residences, in their modern capacity, have been around since The Four Seasons Boston opened in 1985. They are defined as high-end developments, associated in some way with a luxury brand that provides additional levels of…

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'Fortress Russia' has confiscated $50 billion in assets over three years, Kommersant says

‘Fortress Russia’ has confiscated $50 billion in assets over three years, Kommersant says

MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russia has confiscated assets worth 3.9 trillion roubles, or around $50 billion at current exchange rates, over the past three years, underscoring the scale of the transformation into a “fortress Russia” economic model, the Kommersant newspaper said. Foreign companies have grappled with the risk of state seizure since Russia sent troops into Ukraine…

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