Female high school students are less confident in their economic literacy more than their male counterparts, even when they demonstrate a strong grasp of major economic concepts, according to a concerning new report from the Reserve Bank of Australia.
Consumer advocacy groups have called for stronger regulation of the BNPL sector, with Choice citing evidence of financial harm in Australia.
Currently no Australian jurisdiction has explicit requirements for cooling devices in rental properties, the report said.
The satellite image shows damage at Kherson International Airport on Tuesday, and hit Russian helicopters.
The Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces said Wednesday his artillery "set up a highway to hell" for Russian forces.
The company aims to transform access to bridging home loans using proprietary technology that enables same-day, and even same-hour, approvals for customers.
"I think by now everyone has seen that the war isn't going well for the Russians," a retired Green Beret told Insider.
Ramzan Kadyrov said he was drooling at the thought of capturing US-made weapons. Russia has had much of its own equipment taken by Ukraine.
Everyday Uzbek bakers hand roll and stamp thousands of disk-shaped breads known locally as Samarkand bread. This bread is enjoyed year-round.
Gas at warehouse clubs can be as much as 30 cents less than regular gas stations, according to IHS Markit's Oil Price Information Service.
The Federal Reserve made its first rate hike of the year, and experts shared their stock picks amid uncertain times.
With the Federal Reserve's first interest-rate rise in four years out of the way, stocks saw some buying, but the Russia-Ukraine war kept gains in check.
The S&P 500 investment grade corporate bond index has fallen almost 8% so far this year as central banks have cut back on support for economies.
The West has targeted oligarchs thought to be close to President Vladimir Putin in an attempt to exert pressure on him to halt the war.
Part of the half-million dollar price tag is down to Buffett resisting stock-splits ever since he purchased the company in 1965.
In today's edition: Netflix is testing a crackdown on password-sharing, and we share how much Facebook is paying hundreds of its employees.
Most of the deaths in Hong Kong are in patients who are over 80, and unvaccinated. Until Omicron appeared, the country had been relatively virus-free.
"People are hurting themselves on this job. Their bodies are breaking down," one Amazon protester told Vice.
Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway scooped up another 18 million Occidental shares in three days, raising its stake to 136 million shares or 15%.
Russia started its full invasion of Ukraine on February 24, but analysts and intelligence agencies believe it has fallen far short of expectatons."