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Month: September 2022

Dealmaking hasn’t totally dried up. Here’s what’s still getting through

By Julia Horowitz, CNN Business Stomach-churning market turbulence has chilled dealmaking this year, as many companies decide they’d rather wait for calmer times before pursuing public listings or executing mergers. But not everyone is sitting on the sidelines hoping for a return to more normal conditions. What’s happening: In a statement late Monday, Volkswagen said

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Taiwan leader cites threat of Chinese ‘cognitive warfare’

By HUIZHONG WU Associated Press HENGCHUN, Taiwan (AP) — Taiwan’s president says China is conducting “cognitive warfare” against the self-ruled island by spreading misinformation in addition to its regular incursions into nearby waters and airspace. Experts have warned that China has made substantial inroads within Taiwanese mass media and could plant false narratives in social

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Liz Truss asume oficialmente como primera ministra del Reino Unido, mientras Boris Johnson se despide del cargo meses después de renunciar

macamilarincon (CNN) –– Liz Truss asumió oficialmente como primera ministra del Reino Unido este martes, luego de reunirse con la reina Isabel II en Balmoral, Escocia. Su investidura pone fin a la turbulencia política que sacudió la nación durante meses, después de que el entonces primer ministro Boris Johnson anunciara su renuncia en julio tras

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Lawmakers to return to Washington as government funding deadline and midterm elections loom

By Clare Foran, Daniella Diaz and Ted Barrett, CNN Lawmakers are returning to Washington after the August recess for a pre-midterm elections sprint when preventing a government shutdown will be their top legislative item, but positioning before voters go to the polls will be their driving political priority. The political environment has shifted in the

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