Tighter North Korea Fuel Limits Seen Unlikely to Hurt Regime

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Tighter North Korea Fuel Limits Seen Unlikely to Hurt Regime

(Bloomberg) — The United Nation's latest sanctions on North Korea are more likely to hurt ordinary people in the isolated nation than slow Kim Jong-Un's push to develop missiles capable of hitting the U.S. with nuclear weapons. The UN Security Council unanimously approved new steps on Friday
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Elon Musk shows off the Tesla Roadster he's prepping for space

When Elon Musk revealed his plans for SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket, he also promised the delivery of his own cherry-red Tesla Roadster to space, all while David Bowie's Space Oddity plays.
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Indian Stocks May Trade Sideways In Holiday-Shortened Week

Stock markets are likely to trade sideways amid lack of fresh triggers in a holiday-shortened week ahead, say experts. Stock markets are closed today for Christmas. “Now that market has already priced-in the positive aura raised on the political front, going forward valuation and transition of reforms into
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Cryptocurrencies Resume Selloff as One-Day Recovery Fizzles

(Bloomberg) — The biggest cryptocurrencies resumed their decline on Sunday, failing to reverse a selloff that began when bitcoin's unprecedented rally … rapidly entering mainstream finance,” some of the second-generation digital coins have a better outlook than bitcoin, Bloomberg Intelligence analyst
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Latest North Korea Sanctions Seen Unlikely to Hurt Kim's Regime

The United Nation's latest sanctions on North Korea are more likely to hurt ordinary people in the isolated nation than slow Kim Jong-Un's push to develop missiles capable of hitting the U.S. with nuclear weapons. The UN Security Council unanimously approved new steps on Friday targeting North
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