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Month: November 2019

The cannabis industry is evolving, but does that mean a market turnaround is coming?

North American cannabis companies are slogging their way through another rough earnings season. On Thursday, it was the industry leaders’ turn to take their licks. Canada’s Canopy Growth and Aurora Cannabis’ stocks were rocked as their financial performances again missed expectations amid ongoing market weakness in Canada and beyond. Those companies and others that tried

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Un pacto contra España

Nota del editor: David Bittan es abogado. Analista de temas políticos e internacionales. Columnista del diario el Universal de Venezuela. Ha participado en el Congreso Judío Mundial. Es miembro del American Jewish Committee y de la Federación de Comunidades Judías de España. (CNN Español) — El resultado electoral de España en las elecciones recientes es

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En Bolivia hubo un golpe de Estado

Nota del editor: Pedro Brieger es un periodista y sociólogo argentino, autor de más de siete libros y colaborador en publicaciones sobre temas internacionales. Actualmente se desempeña como director de NODAL, un portal dedicado exclusivamente a las noticias de América Latina y el Caribe. Colaboró con diferentes medios nacionales como Clarín, El Cronista, La Nación,

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State AG Dana Nessel cracks down on robocalls

Click here for updates on this story     Michigan (WNEM) — Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is cracking down on robocalls. She kicked off the effort in Lansing on Friday, Nov. 15. “There is nothing more annoying, more intrusive, uninvited and unwelcome than robocalls,” Nessel said. “Because of that bombardment of calls, more and more Michiganders

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Exclusive: This billionaire says Elizabeth Warren is a ‘superficial, nasty hater’

Hedge fund billionaire Leon Cooperman escalated his fight with Elizabeth Warren on Friday by calling the Democratic presidential candidate a “superficial, nasty hater” who isn’t interested in dealing with facts. “The voting public should not be taken in by this political charlatan,” Cooperman told CNN Business in an email. His comments come after Warren took

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Inspirados en Bolivia, gobierno y oposición de Venezuela convocan a manifestaciones el 16 de noviembre

(CNN Español) — Una nueva jornada de manifestaciones convocada por el gobierno y la oposición está prevista este 16 de noviembre en varias ciudades de Venezuela. Las protestas de Bolivia hacen eco en las movilizaciones del país caribeño este fin de semana. Convocadas por el presidente de la Asamblea Nacional, Juan Guaidó —reconocido por más de 50 países como presidente interino de Venezuela— las movilizaciones de la

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Trump tweets condolences but otherwise moves on after another school shooting

President Donald Trump stood before a crowd of supporters in Bossier City, Louisiana, Thursday night and delivered a wide-ranging speech for more than an hour. He expressed support for Republican gubernatorial candidate Eddie Rispone ahead of a Saturday election. He railed against Democrats on impeachment proceedings, going after witnesses. He boasted about the economy, military

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What next for Bolivia?

A simple haircut can make Alfredo Mamani feel like things are getting back to normal. The school teacher is glad to get a trim after three tense weeks in Bolivia that have upturned its government. Last month, a disputed presidential election led to nationwide strikes paralyzed this South American nation. The strike ended this week,

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Twitter will run some political ads, just not from politicians. It seems well-intentioned, but might get messy.

Twitter announced details of its new policy banning political ads on Friday, saying that although politicians, political candidates and groups like SuperPACs will be banned from advertising on its platform, other groups and qualifying news organizations will be allowed to advertise on political issues. The policy, well-intentioned though it may be, will likely create confusion

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