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| 75% of the ultra-rich forecast a US recession in the next two years, survey finds The U.S. economy is firing on all cylinders, yet 75 percent of ultra-high net worth investors predict it will hit recession by 2020, a J.P. Morgan survey found. Of those expecting an economic downturn in the U.S., a fifth of respondents — 21 percent — believe it will begin in 2019 and 50 percent expect the ...
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| New poll shows Democrat leading in every Arizona Senate matchup If Democrats have any hope of retaking the Senate in 2018 while facing an unfavorable map, the Arizona Senate race is a must-win. According to a new survey, the top Democrat there has a real shot to flip retiring Sen. Jeff Flake's seat in November: She is leading each of her potential Republican ...
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| Big tech groups snared in Russia internet curbs After Russia banned messaging app Telegram for not helping the security services access user data, the task for the Kremlin's internet censors was simple: block access to the app and show their resolve in their wars on user privacy. Instead, they blocked nearly everything else. Roskomnadzor, Russia's ...
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| Bunkbeds in the Cargo Hold Trumpet a New Golden Age of Flying But last week at the Aircraft Interiors Expo in Hamburg, economy fliers got a bit of good, if not quite glamorous, news. One of the world's largest plane builders, Airbus, and cabin builder Zodiac Aerospace are going to start building beds for hire. Full-size, lay-out-flat beds—no business or first-class ticket ...
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| Metal Weakness in Southwest Jet Tests Limits of Safety Inspections The safety board is looking at why one of the fan blades shot off on the Southwest jet's CFM56-7B engine, which is part of the family of one of the most common power plants in commercial aviation. It broke the engine apart and sent metal parts slamming into the 737. A portion of the fan blade was found ...
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Goldman Sachs executive says it's 'too early to fear a full-on global meltdown' in stocks The chief executive of Goldman Sachs Asset Management's (GSAM) international division played down fears of a stock market correction despite concerns over international trade and hefty valuations. "It seems a bit early to us to be concerned about a full-on, global meltdown in equities," Sheila Patel ...
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