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South Africa v. Israel: ICJ Orders Additional Provisional Measures

On March 28, 2024, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ordered Israel additional provisional measures, in the case concerning the Application of the Convention on...

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20 hours ago

Best Places To Invest In Real Estate And Get A Second Citizenship

Life is not what it used to be. Embarking on the adventure of finding a second residence abroad can be an exhilarating experience and help to set up Plan B for your life.

ByAndy J. SemotiukContributor
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Mar 27, 2024

Port Of Baltimore Led United States In Scores Of Exports, Imports In 2023

After topping $80 billion in trade in 2023 for the first time, the port's third straight record year, the question is this: what to do with all those exports and imports?

ByKen RobertsContributor
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Mar 27, 2024

“The Hard To Employ”: Do People Ever Change?

For the past five decades, job training programs have been seeking to integrate the "hard to employ" into the job world. What have we learned?

ByMichael BernickContributor
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Mar 26, 2024

Georgia Port Is Best Fit For Port Of Baltimore’s Car Imports

The Port of Brunswick, Ga., is the most likely to handle the largest percentage of Baltimore automotive imports, though Newark and Jacksonville are good candidates also.

ByKen RobertsContributor
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Mar 26, 2024

The U.S.’s Forced Sale of TikTok Is the Stuff of Third World Nations

TikTok beat the competition, yet its owners are supposed to sell their creation to those they beat?

ByJohn TamnyContributor
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Mar 26, 2024

Tennessee Could Follow South Carolina’s Lead With Cost-Reducing Reform

Reforms enacted in Tennessee and North Carolina are often held up as models for South Carolina lawmakers to emulate. That dynamic, however, has reversed in one area.

ByPatrick GleasonContributor
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PREMIUMMar 26, 2024

This Deep-Sea Mining Company Will Sweep The Ocean Floor For Battery Materials—If It Doesn’t Go Broke First

Gerard Barron's The Metals Co. has a robot that can scoop up copper, cobalt and other seabed minerals crucial for EV batteries. But he needs a ton of nickels to do it.

ByChristopher HelmanForbes Staff
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Mar 25, 2024

Focused on Deficits, the Great Thomas Massie Misses the Real Crisis

The crisis isn't a tomorrow concept, it's seen and unseen in the here and now.

ByJohn TamnyContributor
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Mar 25, 2024

Why Some Americans Are Renouncing Their Citizenship And Moving Abroad

Renunciations of U.S. citizenship is now at an all time high. The process is complex and requires careful planning and execution. But it can be done. Here's what to know.

ByAndy J. SemotiukContributor
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Mar 25, 2024

Current Climate: New Roadmap For The EV Revolution

This week’s Current Climate, which every Monday brings you the latest news about the business of sustainability. Sign up to get it in your inbox every week.

ByAmy FeldmanForbes Staff
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Mar 24, 2024

Following The Data To Create A Blueprint For Post-Pandemic Student Recovery And Success

To know what works and what doesn’t in education, we must transparently measure and assess and report. The latest data shows Tennessee demonstrating real progress.

ByBill FristContributor
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Mar 24, 2024

There’s No Such Thing As ‘Easy Money,’ There’s Just Production

To pretend that central banks are necessary to instigate or restrain inflation is to dream in non sequiturs.

ByJohn TamnyContributor
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PREMIUMMar 24, 2024

China To Lead World In Equipment Spending For Mainstream Chip Plants

Taiwan, South Korea follow Asia-led ranking, according to SEMI

ByRussell FlanneryForbes Staff
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Mar 23, 2024

How AI Is Impacting Immigration Cases And What To Expect

It is imperative for immigration attorneys to prioritize the well-being of their immigrant clients by resorting to AI technology judiciously and responsibly.

ByAndy J. SemotiukContributor
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Mar 23, 2024

Hayek’s Road To Serfdom An Inspiration For Argentina’s Reforms

How F. A. Hayek and his book The Road to Serfdom influenced me and others in Argentina. Alberto Benegas Lynch Jr, Milei's intellectual mentor, invited Hayek to Argentina

ByAlejandro ChafuenContributor
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Mar 23, 2024

Summers: Inflation Reached 18% In 2022 Using The Government’s Previous Formula

Alternative measures of inflation that include borrowing costs account for most of the gap between the experts’ rosy pictures and Americans’ skeptical assessment.

ByAvik RoyForbes Staff