Malaysia’s anti-corruption agency is pushing for sweeping new powers to strike deals with suspects and recover illicit funds before they can vanish overseas – a move officials say could help plug billions of dollars lost to money laundering and organised crime. Criminal syndicates are increasingly using Malaysia to launder money, authorities warn, while the country
Crypto lender Nexo said it is reentering the U.S., marking a comeback two years after regulatory friction forced its exit. “America is back and so is Nexo,” Co-founder Antoni Trenchev said at a press event Sunday in Bulgaria with Donald Trump Jr., crediting what he described as a more favorable environment for innovation under the
Investors’ fever dream could soon be over. Markets have been cast into the world of the bizarre over the last few weeks. An escalating trade war with China has led to a staggering 125% tariff on goods from one of America’s biggest trading partners. Most countries worldwide were — and may still be, come July
April 25 – With the Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI), opens new tab posting five daily declines of 500 points or more so far in April, it was only a matter of time before headlines began to appear recapping past stock market calamities and the pain that followed. A short economic history lesson, however, highlights
MN Senate District 6 results are in We now know the two candidates who will face off in the special election for Minnesota Senate District 6, which covers Brainerd and areas to the north of the city stretching to Grand Rapids. (FOX 9) – The Minnesota DFL has accused Republican candidate Keri Heintzeman in the
WASHINGTON Turkish Finance Minister Mehmet Simsek said Tuesday that Türkiye remains committed to “prudent, responsible and sustainable macroeconomic policies” in the face of ongoing global economic uncertainty as he reaffirmed the government’s economic program during meetings in Washington, DC. Speaking at an event organized by the Atlantic Council on the sidelines of the spring meetings
By Tyler Arnold Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Apr 10, 2025 / 16:30 pm The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) and Catholic Relief Services (CRS) are urging lawmakers in the House of Representatives to approve tens of billions of dollars in international humanitarian assistance in an upcoming appropriations bill. CRS Executive Vice President Bill O’Keefe provided