Month: November 2022

ROME (Reuters) – Italy’s new right-wing government signalled on Monday it would crack down on unlicensed rave parties, with organisers risking jail terms of up to six years for staging such events. The move followed a weekend Halloween party in a disus…

By Tom Boggioni According to Vice’s Greg Walters who is live-tweeting the trial of the Trump Organization over accusations of criminal tax fraud, things did not start well fro Donald Trump’s legal team. The trial with Trump Chief Financial Officer Alle…

By Leah Montebello Taxi firms could be forced to up their prices by a fifth as Uber calls for cabbies across the country to pay VAT on their journeys. A court hearing is expected to be handed down this week after the ride-hailing giant sued Sefton Coun…

ROME (Reuters) – Italy’s new right-wing government signalled on Monday it would crack down on unlicensed rave parties, with organisers risking jail terms of up to six years for staging such events. The move followed a weekend Halloween party in a disus…

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By Avi Creditor The two forwards join reigning NWSL champion and MVP Sophia Smith to lead the U.S. for two important pre-Women’s World Cup friendlies. Fresh off winning NWSL MVP and helping lead the Portland Thorns to the league championship, Sophia Sm…

At the dawn of the COVID-19 pandemic, companies around the world were thrown into the deep end of an unplanned work-from-home experiment that took place on a global scale. Now, more than two years later, and with the severity of the pandemic cooling do…

By Bret Kenwell From the low, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has rallied more than the other three major U.S. stock indices. Is it still a buy? The stock market has been on a tear lately, with the S&P 500 up 11.8% from the October lows. For the Dow’s…