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President Hassan Rouhani said at an annual military parade that Iran would put foward a peace plan to the United Nations

Peace Is Possible With Iran And Should Be Considered Quickly

Before the U.S. and Iran go to war they should consider a peaceful solution.

US Troops In Mideast Are Unwelcome Guests Fighting For Freedoms That No One Wants

US sources say pro-Iran armed factions in Iraq now pose a greater threat than the Islamic State group whose rise saw the US freshly deploy troops on Iraqi soil

The truth that nobody is talking about is the fact that the Middle East is a setup, a money-pit that will never accept democracy.

Tokenization Can Make High-Value Illiquid Assets Accessible For Everyday Investors

The tokenization of illiquid assets is a new trend opening opportunities for everyday investors across many sectors.

Saudi Arabia, the world's top oil exporter, has posted a budget deficit since 2014 when a crash in oil prices shrank its revenues

Saudi Oil Attack Underscores Need For Energy Independence

Yemen's Houthi rebels claimed responsibility, but U.S. officials quickly pointed a finger at their backers in Iran. Either way, the intent was clear: create massive disruption in the global oil market, sending prices soaring and leaving the United States and its allies reeling.

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How Retailers Can Stave Off The Incoming ‘Retail Apocalypse’

What does the future hold for retail stores? Will they disappear altogether as customers move to online and mobile?

Why Corporate Boards Must Develop Tech Acumen

Maintaining board conversations around privacy, data protection and cyber risk is critical. But conversations must include technology-driven business prospects and digital policy.

Let The American Entrepreneur Save The US Economy

According to the U.S. Small Business Administration, small business exporters decreased from 2018 to 2019 while net numbers of new businesses grew.

Xi and Modi exchanged gifts at their summit where the Chinese president said they had 'candid discussions as friends'

India Is Weaponizing Its Economic Power, Mirroring China’s Playbook

New Delhi's quiet diplomacy over Kashmir has also been accompanied by some muscle flexing in the business arena.

Top US CEOs' Statement On Corporate Purpose – Seismic Shift Or Hollow Words?

The notion that corporations chase profits at the expense of everything else is so pervasive in our society that an increasing number of people question the validity and desirability of free-market capitalism as an economic system.

How Lack Of Financial Literacy Is Contributing To The Nation’s $1.5 Trillion Student Loan Crisis

The average student loan balance has grown so significantly that many recent college graduates’ salaries are insufficient to cover these payments as well as a modest standard of living.

Quantum Computing Won’t Kill The Blockchain

The simple fact of achieving quantum supremacy does not mean that Google or any individual or corporation can now overpower a blockchain. As technology improves, blockchains will have to keep pace to avoid being overtaken.

NBA: Rockets Coach Under Fire After Team Suffers Scorching Rout From Heat

Mike D'Antoni's head coaching job may be on the line if the Houston Rockets continue to struggle this NBA season.

The Latest Instrument In A Doctor’s Medical Bag? AI

New innovations are helping the healthcare industry become more effective, providing people with a greater opportunity to lead longer, healthier lives.

Traders work of the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on September 30, 2019 in New York City

Technology Can Help Take Private Equity Public

Digitalized equity can confer many or all of the same rights enjoyed by traditional business investors, but in a more efficient and transparent way that is far less prone to abuse or human error.

As she solidifies her status as a frontrunner, Senator Elizabeth Warren faced a pile-on in the fourth Democratic presidential debate of the 2020 cycle by rivals including former vice president Joe Biden

2020 Election: In The Last Debate, Elizabeth Warren Stood Out On Democracy Reform

The political system is not currently designed to provide the kind of policy solutions that can actually solve our problems.

The Answers To 4 Big Questions About Future Of Shipping And Real-Time Tracking

In search of the quickest, most accurate delivery, Amazon and Walmart should arm themselves with the latest asset management solution: real-time tracking technologies.

True Trust In The Internet Of Things Calls For An End-To-End Rethink

When the problem evolves from securing our data to securing the physical devices we rely on -- our homes, our cars, crucial medical devices -- how can we protect ourselves?

Students at the Lilla G. Frederick Pilot Middle School work on their laptops during a class in Dorchester, Massachusetts

The Dangerous Push For More Technology In Schools

If there ever were a Trojan Horse of public education, it is stabled with technologists now generously giving away Virtual Reality and other fun tech toys.

The American flag has been a feature of several of the rallies that have taken place in Hong Kong over the last four months

Hong Kong Is Seeing A Clash Of Dreams, But For China Nation-Building Is At Stake

China will be forced to crank up its economic statecraft to retaliate against the U.S. House's actions to promote human rights.

Boxing: Errol Spence Jr Facing More Woes With DWI Charge

Errol Spence Jr. may be out of the boxing ring longer than anticipated. It all depends on the penalties arising from his DWI charge.

Why State Elections Need Instant Runoffs

Instant runoffs encourage more civil campaigns as candidates seek to appeal to an audience that may not have them as their first choice but would consider them as a second.

Climate activists stepped up their campaign during a third day of demonstrations in London against climate change

Why The Youth Climate Movement Should Also Address Money In Politics

Youth activists are emboldened to make our voices heard because our future hangs in the balance.

Today's Schools Fail To Educate Tomorrow's Workers

Most K-12 schools aren't preparing students to fill the jobs of the future.

New York City Steps Into A 5G Connected Future

The effect that 5G will have on a city like New York is far-reaching. It will help fuel new innovations and create an immersive world of interactive services and experiences, all delivered in real-time.

A Hit For 90's RTS Fans, 'Close Combat: The Bloody First' Is Genuinely Fun

After four long years of teasing, teasers and release dates; Slitherine has finally published Close Combat: The Bloody First. The fiddly tabletop wargame isn't anything close to Company of Heroes but it rocks.

The 'FAIR' Act Doesn't Treat Consumers Or Workers Fairly

The Forced Arbitration Injustice Repeal, or FAIR, Act effectively bans "private, pre-dispute arbitration," a type of out-of-court legal proceeding that Americans have relied on for almost 100 years.

Customers shop at Macy's department store in New York

Dear Corporate America, It's Time To Walk The Walk On Sustainability

CEOs must demonstrate they're serious by transforming their firms into "B corporations," which legally bind themselves to the common good.

These Men Are Funding The Climate Crisis

The worst banker in the world when it comes to funding the climate crisis is JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon.

From Vehicle Ownership To Participation, With The Help Of High-Tech

The rise of new technologies has opened up the possibility of a smart mobility future where people around the world enjoy the benefits of ownership without the burdens. This is the paradigm shift from ownership to participation.

The Future Of Farming Requires Banks Leading

It is clear that key parts of today’s food systems are not working for the planet, or for people.

The Rise In Social Media Payments – Will Banks Collapse Or Collaborate?

The principles, structures, and technologies upon which social media channels were built have enabled a sharp rise in the success and popularity of their payment offerings.

Blockchain’s Growth Doesn’t Have To Be Winner-Take-All

Trying to predict an ultimate victor in a winner-take-all blockchain competition is premised on a false assumption: that “blockchain” is a monolithic concept that will ultimately be dominated by, at most, a few giants.

Constitution Day: The 28th Amendment Will Move Us Closer To The American Promise

The 2020 elections are predicted to cost more than $10 billion, once again shattering past spending records. Most of this money will come from a tiny portion of Americans, global corporations, some big unions, and other undisclosed sources.