Retailers have tried to absorb the spike in costs to keep the market even without it hitting the pocketbooks and wallets of loyal coffee drinkers, but many coffee brands might have to raise prices after the new year
"We've basically moved on. They’re suing the state of Florida. They're going to lose that lawsuit," DeSantis said in an interview with CNBC’s “Last Call."
The officials launching the new service claimed that the boat will save shipping time, avoid border closures, and reduce the number of borders that have to be crossed
For decades Venezuela’s gold assets exceeded 300 tons, making it one of the countries with the largest gold reserves in the world. However, from 2015 to 2017 government authorities used the gold as collateral in loans
At least one worker is still missing. Rescue teams and search dogs were sent to the site to look through the rubble and the grains left by the explosion
The relationship between Ortega’s regime and the Catholic church has deteriorated since 2018, after the Nicaraguan government violently cracked down on anti-government protests
“Soon we shall bid adieu to the Twitter brand and, gradually, all the birds,” Musk wrote in a Twitter post
During that time, several passengers passed out due to the stifling heat inside the idling plane, causing chaos on board the flight
The suit, filed earlier this month, accuses Wells Fargo of pressuring Hispanic employees to redirect Latino customers away from home equity lines of credit to more expensive but profitable refinancing options without furnishing the usual disclosures, according to a complaint filed in court
Part of Mexico’s rise as America’s top trading partner is due to its manufacturing sector, particularly the auto industry, which accounts for almost a quarter of the manufacturing trade
