Chris Lawrence

The last month has been a big uptick in coronavirus cases in Spain. Mainly due to the appearance of the variant omicron, many of the people who had not contracted the disease since March 2020 suffered from SARS-CoV-2 throughout the end of 2021 or the beginning of 2022. Therefore, those “immune“They still wonder if at … Read more

Every year, the German statistical agency publishes a specific note on the evolution of the consumption of beer with alcohol in the Bavarian country. Drinking beer is almost a national sport in Germany, which has also generated an important industry around it, and that is why what happens with consumption is closely followed. However, the … Read more

7:00 – 31/01/2022 Updated: 09:38 – 01/31/22 When you think about your retirement, several thoughts come to mind. First, that after a lifetime of working it is important to ensure a good economic situation when the time comes, to be able to live relaxed and enjoy the well-deserved rest. The second, that with the current … Read more

Nicolai Tangen, executive director of the Norwegian sovereign wealth fund (1.4 trillion dollars under management, the largest in the world) does not hesitate to recognize that inflation is the great threat to investors and markets in general. Real asset returns will suffer with inflation proving stubborn. In addition, this expert has issued a warning to … Read more

Who is included in video games and gambling audience? How many times have you heard a statement that video games are for kids or that only bad guys go to casino? How many times have you been judged looking at games you play in your free time, or looking at the fact you play games … Read more

Lloyd Blankfein, former CEO of investment bank Goldman Sachs, has always been skeptical of the world of cryptocurrencies, calling bitcoin a kind of bubble. “I don’t like it, I don’t feel comfortable with it,” he said in an interview in 2017. Now, a few years later, Lloyd Blankfein has changed his mind, claiming that his … Read more

Cryptocurrencies have been under constant scrutiny and criticism for years. The last to warn of its danger is Paul Krugman, Nobel Prize in Economics in 2008 and popularizer, who sees parallels between what is happening in the cryptocurrency market and what happened more than a decade ago with the mortgage crisis that led to the … Read more

With more than 89 million doses administered since the beginning of the vaccination campaign in Spain, according to data from the Ministry of Health, research on the effect they can have these remain constant in order to find out as much information as possible about the coronavirus. Some signs, to which two new ones have … Read more

After more than two years of negotiations, the Government of Argentina has managed to agree with the IMF on a restructuring plan for the multimillion-dollar debt that the country contracted with the international institution in 2018. The pact closed today will give Argentina two and a half years of margin to reorganize its economy before … Read more