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newsletters: Email Sign UpBy signing up you agree to receive email newsletters or alerts from POLITICO. You can unsubscribe at any time, according to MSNBC. Facebook Twitter Email Print POLITICO Playbook Trump ratchets up fight with Congress with testimony ban By JAKE SHERMAN, ANNA PALMER and DANIEL LIPPMAN 04/24/2019 06 00 AM EDTPresented by It's difficult to adequately state how unsustainable President Donald Trump's position is. Sign up for POLITICO Playbook today. Alex Wong/Getty Images DRIVING THE DAYTRUMP DECLARES WAR ON HOUSE DEMS WAPO'S BOB COSTA, TOM HAMBURGER, JOSH DAWSEY and President Trump on Tuesday said he is opposed to current and former White House aides providing testimony to congressional panels in the wake of the special counsel report, intensifying a power struggle between his administration and House Democrats. There is no reason to go any further, and especially in Congress where it's very partisan obviously very partisan,' Trump said. In an interview with The Washington Post, Trump said that complying with congressional requests was unnecessary after the White House cooperated with special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's probe of Russian interference and the president's own conduct in office. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

people: After noting the effort by Gates and her husband to donate the majority of your wealth to philanthropic causes, Ruhle turned to ideas advocated by 2020 Democratic contenders like Elizabeth Warren But we're at this moment in time where there are people pushing back, saying philanthropy isn't enough, according to MSNBC. You can encourage people to do it, but it's optional. Amid advocating the left-wing policies, Ruhle largely dismissed the role of private philanthropy in addressing societal problems. And there's an idea for a wealth tax. Ruhle interjected But it can also disappear. What's your take on this While Gates declared that she, her husband, and their billionaire friend Warren Buffet all believe you need to tax the wealthy more than you need to tax middle-income people and middle-income people more than you tax low-income people in this country, she still stressed the importance of private charity ...we have to all be cognizant of philanthropy's role.... It can take ideas and experiments that you wouldn't want the government to do with taxpayer money. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

ser vencido: While they never got further than the gates, it seems like someone was listening, according to The Guardian. Chanting El pueblo unidojam s ser vencido The people united will never be defeated the protesters, sympathetically shepherded by local police, left giant tax bills totaling close to 3bn for their billionaire neighbours, including Ray Dalio, Connecticut's richest man. The outing was a protest organized by community groups worried by growing income inequality in a state that is home to some of the world's richest people. Wall Street loves socialism for bankers, but not for ordinary people Robert Reich Read more This month Dalio, founder of Bridgewater, the world's biggest hedge fund, an investor in low-wage employers including Walmart and KFC, and a man worth about 18bn according to Forbes, became the latest in a bank of billionaires to go public about his fears of widening income inequality. This is now true for capitalism, he wrote. The yawning gap between rich and poor is a national emergency Dalio wrote in an 8,000-plus-word blogpost on Linked In where else that poses an existential risk for the US . I believe that all good things taken to an extreme can be self-destructive and that everything must evolve or die. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

tax: Andrew Senator Zed Seselja is clearly scared about his job, so he's trying to scare Canberrans about tax reform, according to The Guardian. In a choice between tax loopholes & hospitals, the Libs choose loopholes every time. auspol 19, 2019 What are death duties Death duties more formally known as inheritance taxes are levied on the estates of dead people above a predefined tax-free threshold, prior to their distribution to the beneficiaries. Not that Labor or the Coalition is proposing them, but photoshopped fake tweets from Labor figures saying they will introduce them have been doing the rounds, and the Coalition is using the suggestion it its advertising, parading around trucks on whose side is printed Labor will tax you to death . At the risk of entering the political non debate, it's worth drawing attention to a substantial consensus among economists that they are something we need. It's a lie' Chris Bowen calls on Coalition to disavow claim Labor will bring in death tax Read more They have a long pedigree, being currently administered in 19 developed countries. We had them in Australia until the late 1970s, administered by both the commonwealth and state governments. The average rate among members of the Organisation of Economic Co-operation and Development is 15% but rates vary from 4% in Italy to 55% in Japan. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

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adults: As the adults in government accelerate their consumption of fossil fuels, children are leading the campaign against our species' looming extinction, according to The Guardian. Our survival now depends on the prospects for a global movement to follow their lead and demand an International Green New Deal. We are now witnessing this premature call to action on a planetary scale. Several countries have proposed their own versions of a Green New Deal. In the UK, a new campaign is pushing similar legislation with MPs such as Caroline Lucas and Clive Lewis. Here in Europe, DiEM25 and our European Spring coalition are campaigning under the banner of a detailed Green New Deal agenda. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

century: The material included skulls, a jawbone and other fragments from the Torres Strait archipelago, collected by Europeans in the 19th century as scientific specimens and anthropological curios, according to The Guardian. The museum had agreed that the remains should be given back to their originating community and it was finally time to take them home. He was on a mission to collect the bones of his ancestors. A private ceremony was held David is reluctant to share the details with outsiders and afterwards he and his fellow islanders went back to their hotel. Mate, he says, it was sombre with a capital S'. There was sort of this eerie feeling after all the hoo-ha and the media, and whatever. But the mood wasn't celebratory. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

analyst expectations: The S&P 500 index SPX, -0.22% added 25.71 points, or 0.9%, to 2,933.68, and the Nasdaq Composite COMP, -0.23% gained 105.56 points, or 1.3%, to 8,120.82, according to Market Watch. What drove the market Earnings continued to dominate the market, with several Dow components such as Coca-ColaKO, -0.48% Procter & Gamble Co.PG, 0.51% United Technologies Corp. How did major indexes fare The Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, -0.22% rose 145.34 points, or 0.6%, to 26,656.39, less than 1% away from its record. UTX, -0.31% and Verizon Communications Inc. Shares of United Technologies rose 2.3% to lead the Dow higher after the company reported earnings and revenue that beat analyst expectations, while raising expectations for its full-year performance. VZ, -0.12% releasing quarterly results. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

bankruptcy tuesday: According to Teikoku Databank Ltd., a credit research company, Seven Dreamers Laboratories had accumulated 2.2 billion in debt as it struggled to ship the robot and invested heavily in research and development, according to The Japan Times. After postponing its initial sales goal in fiscal 2017, it had to push back its goal for fiscal 2018, too. But the AI-based tidying device dubbed Laundroid is apparently coming to an end before its commercial debut, as the Tokyo-based developer filed for bankruptcy Tuesday with the Tokyo District Court, citing insufficient funds to continue operations. ; A spokesperson for Seven Dreamers, a contest-winning startup that had received over 10 billion in funding, said development of robot is over for now. We were unable to secure funds necessary for the development, the spokesman said, adding it was difficult to improve the robot to a satisfactory level. Seven Dreamers had said that, because people have to spend so much time folding laundry in their lifetimes, it wanted to set them free from that chore with Laundroid, which looked like a big closet but was apparently packed with robotics and image recognition technologies that would allow it to fold clothes. The startup had planned to sell Laundroid for 1.85 million. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

car-ownership costs: The Silicon Valley car maker would also sit on a trove of real-world data from its driverless cars, which would enable the company to accelerate its machine-learning plans and get to the top of a heap of companies vying for dominance in driverless-car technology, according to Market Watch. Tesla would be cash-flow neutral as it builds the fleet, and extremely cash-flow positive after that, Musk said. Tesla TSLA, -1.99% owners would choose to add their vehicles to a future, app-managed Tesla robo-taxi fleet to defray car-ownership costs, with Tesla taking a cut. Wall Street proved to be skeptical, at least initially, about Monday's claims Tesla shares ended 3.9% lower on Monday, slightly worse off than before the investor-day presentation started. The investor event came two days ahead of Tesla's first-quarter results, expected for Wednesday after the bell. The stock was recently up 0.1% in the extended session. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

bri: Photo AP Overseas direct investment ODI from China may be shifting toward the Belt and Road Initiative BRI as Chinese companies face growing difficulties entering the US. Chinese and foreign experts said the shift could bring significant changes to the global investment landscape, and could benefit BRI countries and regions with investment grade ratings, according to Global Times China. The comments come as Chinese ODI to the US fell to a seven-year low in 2018, while steadily growing in BRI markets. The forum, which will be opened by Chinese President Xi Jinping this weekend in Beijing, has drawn leaders from around the world. Chinese investment to BRI markets grew at an annual rate of 5.2 percent from 2013 to 2018, or 90 billion, Ministry of Commerce data shows. Company representatives typically declined to comment on their firms' investment plans in the US, citing disclosure concerns. The Global Times reached out to a dozen Chinese companies and top industrial leaders in their respective fields for their takes on the trend. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

china: China is one of the world's biggest importers of Iranian oil, along with India, according to CNN. China opposes the unilateral sanctions and so-called 'long-arm jurisdictions' imposed by the US, Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Geng Shuang said during a press briefing Monday. Beijing on Monday slammed the Trump administration's announcement that it would stop exempting several countries from its sanctions on buying oil from Iran. Our cooperation with Iran is open, transparent, lawful and legitimate, thus it should be respected, he added. They are set to expire May 2. The sanction waivers were granted to China and seven other countries last year. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

christian: Christians invaded and attempted to claim the Near East during the Crusades, a series of religious wars which most famously attempted to impose Christian rule on the Near East between 1095 and 1291, according to Nine News Australia. Although the armies were led by nobility, the soldiers themselves were ordinary men lost to history, and not much is known about them. To improve your experience update it here News World Uncovered grave sheds surprise new light on Crusaders By CNN1 08pm Apr 23, 2019Facebook Tweet MailDNA from 13th-century remains buried in a pit in Lebanon is shedding light on the lives of Crusader soldiers and how they mixed with the local population, a new study shows. We know that Richard the Lionheart went to fight in the Crusades, but we don't know much about the ordinary soldiers who lived and died there, and these ancient samples give us insights into that, Chris Tyler-Smith, senior study author and genetics researcher at the Wellcome Sanger Institute, said in a statement. Claude Doumet-Serhal The study was published Thursday in the The American Journal of Human Genetics. A grave of Crusader soldiers has been uncovered and analysed in Lebanon. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

donald trump: The meeting comes two months after a lacklustre summit between Kim and Donald Trump in Hanoi failed to achieve any agreement on North Korea's nuclear programme, according to The Guardian. In Russia, Kim is expected to seek Putin's support in his standoff with the west over sanctions, and also attempt to strike deals to help develop North Korea's economy. The North Korean leader is expected to travel by armoured train to the city of Vladivostok on Wednesday, where he will meet the Russian president on the island campus of Far Eastern Federal University under heavy security. The Russian president will hope to establish himself as a key player in international negotiations with Pyongyang. Ushakov said Putin would address diplomatic negotiations over North Korea's nuclear programme and try to set the tone for achieving serious agreements for settling the problem of the Korean peninsula . In a nod to Beijing's close relations with Pyongyang, Ushakov said Putin would promote a Russian-Chinese road map to reducing tensions that would end with North Korea abandoning its nuclear programme in exchange for western concessions. Yuri Ushakov, a Kremlin aide, confirmed Putin and Kim will meet on Thursday. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

european union: President Donald Trump on Tuesday met with Twitter's chief executive after taking his latest swipe at the company for what he says is unfair treatment, as he vowed to reciprocate against the European Union in the wake of Harley-Davidson's report of a profit drop in the first quarter, according to MSNBC. MORE, AND FAIRER' SOCIAL-MEDIA COMPANIES A White House official said Trump met with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey but didn't characterize the meeting. ETShare Trump calls for more, and fairer' social-media companies window.video Domain By Robert Schroeder White House reporter Getty Images President Donald Trump criticized one publicly traded company on Tuesday as he vowed retaliation against tariffs that had hurt another. Tuesday morning, the president used his own Twitter account to attack the company and say they don't treat me well as a Republican. The president has frequently criticized the social-media platform for what he calls bias against conservatives. A report on Motherboard said the meeting would be about the health of the public conversation on Twitter. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

iranian oil: Markets across Europe reopened after the Easter holiday, according to The Toronto Star. France's CAC 40 dropped 0.2% to 5,570.15 while Britain's FTSE 100 was up 0.4% at 7,488.75 in early trading. Oil prices soared to their highest level since October on supply fears, after the Trump administration said it would soon impose sanctions on all buyers of Iranian oil. The DAX in Germany was 0.1% lower at 12,212.35. Asian stocks were mixed on Tuesday while oil prices soared to their highest level since October after the U.S. said it would soon impose sanctions on all buyers of Iranian oil. An investor monitors prices at a stock brokerage in Beijing on Tuesday, April 23, 2019. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

earnings season: It added 1.69 points Monday, according to The Japan Times. Both indexes extended their winning streaks to a third session. The Nikkei 225 average gained 41.84 points, or 0.19 percent, to end at 22,259.74, after rising 17.34 points Monday. ; The Topix, which covers all first-section issues on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, closed 4.35 points, or 0.27 percent, higher at 1,622.97. The Nikkei sank into negative territory briefly due chiefly to selling of clothing store chain Fast Retailing, a weighted component of the index, to lock in profits, market sources said. On the whole, however, most investors took a wait-and-see stance before the full-fledged earnings season starts in Japan and the United States later this week, the sources said. The index firmed toward the close. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

kashani: What do you think about role of the Gwadar port with regard to regional connectivity, globalization, and a shared destiny Kashani The Gwadar Port is an integral part of CPEC and Belt and Road Initiative BRI . Located close to the international oil trade and sea shipping lanes at the mouth of the Persian Gulf, just outside of the Strait of Hormuz, it enjoys a unique geostrategic and geoeconomic importance for all BRI countries, according to Global Times China. It provides an outlet for land-locked Central Asian countries, western China and Afghanistan through transit trade and by providing trans-shipment facilities. Pakistani journalist Yasir Habib Khan, on behalf of the Global Times GT interviewed Naseer Khan Kashani Kashani chairman of Gwadar Port Authority GPA under the Ministry of Maritime Affairs, on how the port is going to influence development in the region. The Gwadar port, the starting point for CPEC, is the cheapest route from China to Central Asian nations. Gwadar ensures a shorter, inexpensive route for shipping oil and gas from the Middle East and minerals from Africa. At present, Chinese exports and imports are bound to travel roughly 10,000 km from the Persian Gulf to China's eastern region. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

self-driving cars: The presentation came two days before Tesla is expected to announce a quarterly loss on fewer deliveries of its Model 3 sedan, which represents Tesla's attempt to become a volume carmaker, according to The Japan Times. Global carmakers, large technology companies and an array of startups are developing self-driving cars including Alphabet Inc.'s Waymo and Uber Technologies Inc. but experts say it will be years before the systems are ready for prime time. Probably two years from now we'll make a car with no steering wheels or pedals, he predicted, while acknowledging he often misses deadlines and his presentation on Monday started 30 minutes late. ; Musk also unveiled on Monday a microchip for self-driving vehicles that the electric car company hopes will give Tesla an edge over rivals and persuade investors its massive investment in autonomous driving will pay off. Musk touted a much faster time frame. It's like buying a horse, he added, saying Tesla is the only company to have a full self-driving suite of hardware. The fundamental message consumers should be taking today It's financially insane to buy something other than a Tesla. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

space industry: The law will require companies to seek permission before undertaking research on related technologies and products, and it will also focus on safety concerns, especially solid propellant rockets that contain high-risk propellants and chemicals, thepaper.cn reported on Tuesday, according to Global Times China. The commercial space industry is booming and attracting many investors in China. Photo IC Legislation on commercial space activity in China is expected to be put forward in the next three to five years, Wu Yanhua, vice administrator of China National Space Administration, said on Tuesday during this year's China Space Conference. According to a report by tmtpost, as of January, there were already more than 60 start-ups in the sector. Rockets are basically missiles if they go wrong, Huang said. Huang Zhicheng, an expert in space technology, told the Global Times that the legislation should address safety concerns in the development of the commercial space industry. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

trade deficit: Economists have been busy ratcheting up their estimates for first-quarter gross domestic product after a series of signs that growth sped up toward the end of the period, according to Market Watch. Bright spots included a rebound in consumer spending, a declining U.S. trade deficit and a rock-solid labor market. Like the sun breaking through gray clouds on an overcast morning, the U.S. economy is starting to shine again. One of Wall Street's top forecasters, Macroeconomic Advisers, has lifted its GDP estimate to 2.8% from just a little over 1% a month ago. The first look at GDP comes out Friday morning. Other Wall Street firms have done the same. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

mark zuckerberg: To quote Mark Zuckerberg, speaking at Harvard in 2017, If I didn't know I'd be fine financially if Facebook didn't work out, I wouldn't be standing here today, according to The Toronto Star. As someone who has mentored hundreds of entrepreneurs, I know that the essential first step in launching a business is funding from well off friends and family, or personal wealth. The fact is that entrepreneurship is almost always a path open only to those who already have wealth. Why Most businesses require capital. Investors don't like risk. The problem is that new businesses are risky. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

project amount: But Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack argues the opposition's concerns about the project amount to cheap fear mongering . Labor's infrastructure spokesman Anthony Albanese says the opposition supports the inland rail line but wants to put the blowtorch on the route selection process and financing arrangements, according to Nine News Australia. This is appalling. To improve your experience update it here News National Labor promises to hold inland rail inquiry By AAP6 48pm Apr 23, 2019Facebook Tweet Mail An elected Labor government would launch an inquiry into the federal government's 10 billion Melbourne to Brisbane inland rail line. The government has botched this from day one, he told 2GB on Tuesday. It's very clear that there are real issues with the route going through prime agricultural land, that the locals aren't being listened to. It is very clear the government has failed to consult properly. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

statement: Witnesses also reported seeing members of the militia with firearms at the home, the probable cause statement said, according to CNN. The FBI recovered nine weapons and ammunition during the search, according to court papers. FBI agents visited Larry Mitchell Hopkins' Flora Vista, New Mexico, residence in November 2017 after learning of the alleged statement. The 69-year-old Hopkins -- who is also known as Johnny Horton Jr. -- was charged Monday with being a felon in possession of firearms and ammunition stemming from the 2017 search, according to a criminal complaint. Then their leader got arrested Hopkins, who was arrested on Saturday, made his initial court appearance on Monday in a federal courtroom in Las Cruces. This militia group detained migrants at the border. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

tracey: Tracey Lewis's late husband Craig died in 2014 aged just 53, after a horrific battle with a rare form of motor neurone disease, according to Nine News Australia. The family mortgage was in his name - and in the years since, Tracey had been unable to have that changed. To improve your experience update it widow's big win over Westpac in mortgage battle By Reid ButlerA Current Affair Staff7 43pm Apr 23, 2019Facebook Tweet MailA widow who battled with Westpac for years over a painfully high interest rate to her mortgage has had a big win after the bank apologised. Tracey claims she has been unable to refinance her mortgage since her husband died. I did say to her, 'so if you know how to call heaven, please go for it, because that's the only way you're going to be able to talk to him, Tracey told A Current Affair. A Current Affair She claimed one Westpac representative told her because there was no third party authorisation on the account, the only person they could talk to was the account holder - Craig. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

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