Prime Minister Rishi Sunak sought to reassure the public he had a grip on migration after official figures on Thursday showed net long-term arrivals in the UK reached an all-time high of 606,000 in 2022. But the Office for National Statistics’ figures suggest measures announced this week to stop overseas students bringing family members with
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On Episode 21 of Cointelegraph’s Hashing It Out podcast, Elisha Owusu Akyaw talks to Lukas Schor, co-founder and head of ecosystem at decentralized custody protocol, Safe. Schor breaks down how account abstraction is an overhaul of regular asset management processes and an improvement to existing wallet recovery options.  Safe Wallet leverages smart account features to
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Fitch Ratings has warned it may downgrade the United States’ AAA credit amid a worsening showdown over the country’s debt limit. The agency late Wednesday put the nation’s issuer default rating on rating watch negative. The warning comes as Washington has been unable to reach a deal to avoid breaching the nation’s $31.4 trillion debt limit,
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The great home price deflation is already upon us. Prices in some parts of the country are already down ten percent from the peak in May-June of 2022 and will drop more – maybe another ten percent. In this situation it’s best for investors to sit on the sidelines for a while, at least until
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Sometimes it’s hard to start over with a completely clean slate. But, with housing, that’s the opportunity and that’s what Veev’s CEO and co-founder Amit Haller did when he launched the company in 2008 and what he has continued to do every day since. Reimagining housing without the normal dictates of stakeholder operations has allowed
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While the Russian ship Lady R docked at the South African port Simon’s Town last December, it was loaded with arms intended to kill Ukrainians, says the US. For Europeans, the news was as baffling and upsetting as India guzzling Russian oil, or Brazil’s president Lula blaming Russia and Ukraine equally for the war. We’re right
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Blowout earnings from chipmaker Nvidia helped push US stock futures higher on Thursday, after global markets had fallen in recent days on concerns about the possibility of US government default. Contracts tracking Wall Street’s benchmark S&P 500 rose 0.6 per cent and those tracking the Nasdaq 100 rose 2 per cent ahead of the New
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Good morning. Sometimes the obvious conclusion is the right one. The UK’s persistently high inflation is bad news for households, bad news for businesses and as a result it is bad news for the government’s hopes of getting re-elected. But some things are less obvious: just in this morning, the UK’s record net migration figure
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Net immigration to the UK rose to a record high of 606,000 in 2022, driven by rising numbers of people from outside the EU, including from Ukraine and Hong Kong. The figures fell short of estimates of about 700,000 but remain far above the Conservative government’s 2010 pledge to reduce net immigration to the “tens
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Over an Italian dinner at Elio’s on New York’s Upper East Side two years ago, Ted Pick and Andy Saperstein promised each other that a brewing succession battle at Morgan Stanley would not devolve into the kind of back-stabbing common at other banks. Colleagues for 15 years, they had just been promoted to co-presidents, marking them out
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I was once, as an intern, told by a veteran reporter that if I was ever asked the classic “What do you think makes a good journalist?” question in a job interview, there was only one correct answer: paranoia. I confess to having been somewhat perplexed at the time, but 10 years later, I get
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