Banks Told to Review Clients in Historic ESG Crackdown in EU
Banks in Europe will need to adjust the risk assessments they conduct of their clients to reflect new ESG requirements enforced by their watchdog.
Long Covid Study Links Lingering Virus With Bowel-to-Brain Havoc
Covid may trigger complex biological reactions from the bowel to the brain, leading to persistent neurological symptoms in some people, according to a study that points the way toward a treatment.
Israel Opens Another ‘Safe Passage’ for Gazans to Move South
Israel announced another “safe corridor” in Gaza as it urges civilians to move to the south of the territory from the north, where it’s concentrating the bulk of its military activities.
Pritzker Says He’d Veto Any Chicago Financial Transaction Tax
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker said he would veto any legislation to impose a financial transaction tax that could harm Chicago’s storied exchanges and cause them to leave the state.
SBF Lawyers Say FTX Co-Founder May Need Adderall to Testify
After two weeks watching his closest friends detail the collapse of his FTX crypto exchange, Sam Bankman-Fried’s lawyers brought up the possibility of their client testifying in his own trial.
SBF Lawyers Say He Needs Adderall, Hinting That He Might Testify
After two weeks watching his closest friends detail the collapse of his FTX crypto exchange, Sam Bankman-Fried’s lawyers brought up the possibility of their client testifying in his own trial.
SBF Lawyers Say FTX Co-Founder May Need Adderall to Testify
After two weeks watching his closest friends detail the collapse of his FTX crypto exchange, Sam Bankman-Fried’s lawyers brought up the possibility of their client testifying in his own trial.
Startup Launches Stratospheric Balloons From a Pickup Truck
Denver-based Urban Sky says its reusable Microballoon can take sharper photos than satellites.
Israeli Currency Drops Past 4 to Dollar Despite Central Bank Aid
Currency traders have pushed the shekel to an eight-year low and briefly past the symbolic threshold of 4 per dollar, testing the central bank’s resolve to contain the market’s fallout from Israel’s war with Hamas.
Israeli Currency Drops Past 4 to Dollar Despite Central Bank Aid
Currency traders have pushed the shekel to an eight-year low and briefly past the symbolic threshold of 4 per dollar, testing the central bank’s resolve to contain the market’s fallout from Israel’s war with Hamas.