Author: super@dmin
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: Ray Dalio’s Bridgewater boosts its bets on China
The world’s biggest hedge fund boosted its bet on Chinese companies in the fourth quarter.
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Washington Watch: Biden to tap infrastructure funds to clean up vital steel, aluminum and concrete sectors
Biden taps infrastructure funds for programs aimed at cutting carbon emissions in the manufacture of widely-used steel, aluminum and concrete.
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NerdWallet: The most common excuses for not buying an electric vehicle are mostly unfounded
Many car shoppers still have concerns about EVs—some of which are actually outdated or unfounded.
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Kelley Blue Book: What is the Alfa Romeo Tonale, and why does it come with a non-fungible token?
This could be Alfa Romeo’s contender in the smaller SUV space. But what’s with the NFT?
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NerdWallet: What is a multicurrency account, and should you get one?
You might need a more global account for certain banking needs. That’s where a multicurrency account comes in.
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Next Avenue: ‘Those years passed, and here I am.’ What it’s like to live to 100.
A new series examines what needs to change to help people live longer lives.
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Financial Crime: University of Wisconsin engineering professor admits bilking foreign students out of $1.2 million in phony tuition expenses
Troy Liu pleaded guilty to taking tuition payments from Chinese research assistants whose tuition had been waived by the university.
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The Margin: Who is Kamila Valieva, the Russian figure skater on thin ice at the Beijing Winter Olympics after testing positive for a banned heart drug?
4 things to know about teen phenom Kamila Valieva and the heart medication drug trimetazidine that’s sent figure skating into a spin
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: Elon Musk gave more than 5 million Tesla shares to charity after teasing possible donation to fight world hunger
Tesla Inc. Chief Executive Elon Musk donated more than 5 million Tesla shares in November, just days after the U.N. World Food Program outlined a plan to potentially use a $6 billion donation from the world’s richest man.
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The Wall Street Journal: Levi’s exec resigns, citing workplace clashes over her public opposition to school closures
A top Levi Strauss & Co. executive has left the apparel giant, citing clashes with colleagues, including Chief Executive Chip Bergh, over her public views regarding COVID-19 restrictions in schools.