2022 was a terrible year for billionaires, many of which lost nearly $2 trillion combined. Despite stock, crypto, and bond market turmoil, as well as soaring interest rates, elevated inflation, and increased risk of economic uncertainty, the ultra-wealthy were increasingly purchasing luxury vehicles. Rolls-Royce Motor Cars published a press release stating it recorded its “highest-ever annual... 

This comes as the World Health Organisation holds a press conference in Wuhan after spending four weeks in the city investigating the origins of the virus. The original animal carrier of COVID-19 has not yet been identified, WHO said during a press conference in China’s Wuhan on Tuesday. According to Liang Wannian, a Chinese expert from Tsinghua University, bats and pangolins have been ruled... 

A 38-year-old man has been arrested on Saturday after threatening people at a Christmas market in Witzenhausen, Germany. Around 8:30 pm the police received several phone calls about a man with a hatchet walking along the pavement in the direction of the local Christmas market. After arriving, the man brandished the hatchet and repeatedly shouted “Allahu Akbar”. Numerous people left the Christmas... 

Christmas markets in Germany were widely known for their great ambiance and their tasty “Glühwein”, but this is changing rapidly. Since illegal Muslim migrant Anis Amri drove his truck into Berlin’s Christmas Market and killed 12 people at the Breitscheidplatz, things will probably never be the same again. Especially in Berlin this is clearly visible, as the Breitscheidplatz’s Christmas market... 

Hungarian universities may soon stop offering degrees in ‘gender studies’ after a government office cited little demand for the degree in the job market, according to Hungarian media. For over a year, the Hungarian government has claimed the coursework is more of “an ideology more than a science,” and has asked the two universities still handing out the degrees to comment on the proposed ban,... 

German officials knew Islamist Anis Amri wanted to be a suicide bomber. They heard him talk about it with an Islamic hate preacher. But they decided to ignore it. Amri is the main suspect in the Berlin Christmas Market massacre. The Islamist killer plowed through a crowded Berlin Christmas market killing 11 and injuring another 49. The Telegraph reported: Anis Amri, the suspect in the Berlin terrorist... 

Protests erupted outside of Chancellor Angela Merkel’s office today in Berlin today. This comes after a terrorist plowed through a German Christmas Market on Monday killing 12 people and wounding 49 others. Germany, a country of 80 million, received over one million migrants and unvetted “refugees” in 2015. Chancellor Angela Merkel is expecting another million migrants this year. Germany took... 

On Monday a terrorist drove a large truck through the Christmas Market in Berlin killing 12 and injuring 50. German Chancellor Angela Merkel visited the Berlin Christmas Market on Tuesday the day after an Islamist plowed over dozens of Germans killing 12 at the market. The suspect in the attack was arrested by German officials after the attack. The man came to Germany as a “refugee” from Pakistan. The... 

Three people were wounded in a shooting today near an Islamic Center in Zurich! This came after a terrorist drove a truck through a Berlin Christmas Market today killing at least 9 shoppers. The AP reported on the attack in Zurich: A gunman dressed in black stormed into the prayer hall of a mosque frequented by Somali immigrants and opened fire, wounding three people before fleeing, a Zurich police... 

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is starting 2016 with the goal of winning the trust of investors, sellers and buyers. The company plans to crack down on unauthorized merchandise sold on its platform. Alibaba is highly dependent on its home market which generates more than 80 percent of the company’s revenue. But with pressure from the slowing Chinese economy, the company set a strategy for international... 

At least 32 people were killed and 80 wounded after an explosive device went off at a market in the northeastern Nigerian city of Yola, humanitarian agencies say. “Thirty-two people were killed and 80 have been injured,” Reuters quoted a Red Cross official as saying., Another official from the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), Alhaji Sa’ad Bello, later confirmed the same numbers... 

Not too long ago screen resolution was strictly associated and linked to physical screen size. The bigger the screen was, a bigger resolution it was able to handle. Even to this day screen resolution is still tightly locked to screen size when it comes to computer monitors. 18.5 inch monitors rarely exceed a 1366×768 resolutions and 19.5 inch monitors rarely exceed 1600×900. If you want... 

Apparently horse meat is popular all over the world, albeit unbeknownst to most consumers. And it seems equine meat will soon be making its way back to America. Horse meat hasn’t been legally produced in the United States since 2007, but the USDA is expected to approve a horse slaughterhouse in New Mexico within the next two months, according to the New York Times. Stephanie Storm of the New York... 

In just five years, China surpassed the US as leading a trading partner in the world. With 124 countries considering China their largest trading partner and only 76 having that relationship with the US, the Asian country’s influence is on the rise. In 2006, the US was the larger trading partner for 127 countries, while China dominated among 70. In 2011, the numbers reversed, with China dominating... 

Russia must agree to European Union requirements for an open natural gas market, the EU Energy Commissioner said, specifying that this implies that the price for imported Russian gas should be identical across the European Union. “Our Russian partner understands our rules but doesn’t accept them,” Guenther Oettinger said at an energy conference in Lithuania. “It can’t...