10-16-2015, 10:35 PM
A report prepared for the Lima meeting by the Group of Thirty, a body of central bankers, regulators, and economists, reached similar conclusions. Among developed economies, according to the report, the rich have gotten richer, their homes and investments have increased in value, and they’re the least likely to spend more.
Fed Rate Decision: QE Didn’t Quite Cut It, So Now What? - Bloomberg Business
"The market does not appear to be discounting negative knock-on effects. The outcome for recall costs and fines is unclear and largely depends on the engine performance post repair," said a Credit Suisse analyst in its report on the scandal. Estimates from Credit Suisse peg the costs of Dieselgate at a worst-case scenarios of $87 billion.
VW’s Dieselgate Scandal Could Cost Up To $87 Billion In Total | OilPrice.com
Study of sleep patterns of groups living in Tanzania, Namibia and Bolivia with lifestyles similar to our paleolithic ancestors shows similar late-night habits to humans with internet and TV-based routines
Modern life is rubbish? Sleep is just the same as ever, say scientists | Science | The Guardian
Earlier this year, the International Institute for Strategic Studies published an armed conflict survey that put Mexico in third place after Syria and Iraq when it came to fatalities. But how did it get to this? "Mexico has always been violent," says Javier Sicilia, a poet and activist whose son was killed in an episode blamed on drugs gangs.
Missing students: Mexico's violent reality - BBC News
At a macro level, it's understandably troubling. When 48% of men and 50% of women report not having had sex in the past month, it's not going to help the "demographic time bomb" that's coming toward the country.