• New Survey Shows Slight Improvement for Netanyahu Bloc, But Still Short of Knesset Majority

    A survey conducted by Channel 12 has found a slight improvement in the fortunes of the Netanyahu bloc, comprising Likud, Otzma Yehudit, Religious Zionism, Shas, and United Torah Judaism. However, the bloc would still fall short of a majority in the Knesset, with 50 seats out of 120. The survey, conducted by Midgam, found that […]

  • Survey Shows Majority of Israelis Perceive Decline in Physical and Mental Health Since War

    A recent survey conducted by Maccabi Healthcare Services, Israel’s second-largest health maintenance organization, reveals that a majority of Israelis believe their physical and mental health has worsened since the onset of the war. The survey, conducted at the end of March among over 1,000 Israelis aged 20-75 from across the country and representing all four […]

  • Growing Backlash Could Kill The Economy

    Biden's Dollar Weaponization - Growing Backlash Could Kill The Economy Authored by Peter Reagan for Birch Gold Group, President Biden’s decision to participate in the Ukraine-Russia conflict back in February 2022 has taken a new and dangerous turn this year. The U.S. dollar could suffer dramatically as a result. Before we explore that new development, we’re going to start by quickly summarizing some of the events that led the United States to this point. Let’s begin In the...

  • Americans less confident about economy, poll shows

    (The Center Square) – Newly released survey data shows that Americans are less confident about the economy. Gallup’s recently released economic confidence rating dropped from March to April as inflation remains elevated. Just after the polling was conducted from April 1-22, the federal government released underperforming Gross Domestic Product data. “This is the first time in five months that confidence has not seen a marginal improvement, and the first decline in...

  • This UK sector is seeing a surge in female CEOs

    Nearly 40 per cent of board positions are now held by women, compared with just 12.5 per cent a decade ago.

  • New stats show why Britain has a major wealth problem

    Between 2000 and 2019, dividend payments grew 5.5 times faster than employee compensation on average each year.

  • Maxima remains the most popular royal, NOS survey shows

    Public confidence in king Willem-Alexander has not recovered following the dip it took during the coronavirus after a series of high profile blunders by the monarch. However, research shows it has now stabilised, broadcaster NOS said on Saturday. NOS publishes an update on the royals’ popularity every King’s Day, when Willem-Alexander celebrates his birthday. This year the family are in Emmen. In general, the Dutch give the king an average mark of 6.6 out of 10, in line with last

  • More financial institutes are offering crypto-services, survey shows

    Investing in cryptocurrencies is picking up steam, according to a new survey, even in the face of potential volatility and massive fraud that has been uncovered.

  • IT sector's rising contractual hiring shows demand uptick

    The tide seems to be slowly turning for India's information technology companies, as staffing and recruitment services firms say they are witnessing a pickup in contractual hiring in the sector after almost a year of subdued demand.A pickup in contractual hiring often indicates improvements in the demand environment for IT services providers. According to experts, this is typically followed by hiring for permanent roles.Amid a slowdown in tech spending by clients in markets like the US and...

  • Growing wave of irregular migration is a major concern in Panama

    Panama, Apr 20 (Prensa Latina) The transit through Panama to the United States of 125,311 irregular migrants so far this year is sounding an alarm among authorities and presidential candidates before the general elections. The post Growing wave of irregular migration is a major concern in Panama first appeared on Prensa Latina.

  • Reforms growing Nigeria's economy, Edun tells investors

    The Minister of Finance and Co-ordinating Minister of the Economy, Mr Wale Edun, has told global investors that the bold reform policies being initiated by the President Bola Tinubu administration has set the country on a firm path of accelerated economic growth.

  • New government data shows the economy may be losing jobs

    The stagflationary report on first-quarter gross domestic product from the Bureau of Economic Analysis got plenty of attention, but the Bureau of Labor Statistics recently dropped a bigger bombshell, and no one seemed to notice.