Market misery deals sovereign wealth funds historic setback in 2022: Study
Heavy falls in stock and bond markets have cut the combined value of the world’s sovereign wealth and public pension funds for the first time ever.
The Greek island helping Europe dodge an energy crisis
Europe has been forced to shore up its energy supplies since Russia invaded Ukraine. The continent has averted a worst-case scenario for this winter. Now, it’s racing to build new liquified natural gas infrastructure ahead of the next one.
Chinese state media seek to reassure public over Covid-19
Chinese state media sought to reassure the public that the Covid-19 outbreak sweeping across the country was under control and nearing its peak.
Should you get creative with your resume? Experts decide whether you’re more likely to land your dream job
People are making their resumes look like company’s websites or products. Experts weigh in on whether this helps secure dream jobs.
Here’s a list of places imposing rules on travelers from China as Covid surges
Authorities around the world are imposing curbs on travelers from China as Covid-19 cases in the country surge following its relaxation of “zero-Covid” rules.
China’s home prices fell at an accelerating rate in December, survey shows
China’s home prices fell at a faster pace in December, according to a private survey on Sunday.
Bombardment, air raid sirens mark Ukraine’s start to the New Year
Russia continued intense attacks on Kyiv and other parts of Ukraine early on New Year’s Day, following a barrage of missiles fired on Saturday.
Mark Cuban on the habit all 30-somethings need to succeed: Without it, ‘you’re not expanding your mind’
On Bill Maher’s “Club Random” podcast, Mark Cuban said everyone over 30 should be reading every day.
This 29-year-old and her partner pay $1,000/month for a 3-bedroom apartment in San Juan, Puerto Rico
Valentina Valldejuli and her partner live in Hato Rey, the financial district in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Harvard expert on the worst thing about New Year’s resolutions—and how to beat it: ‘A profound loss of energy’
Harvard’s Lisa Lahey, an expert on our innate aversion to change, shares why so many New Year’s resolutions are doomed to fail — and why that’s OK.
