Naveen Athrappully is a journalist and writer whose work has appeared in The Epoch Times, CauseACTION Clarion, GlobalResearch, and Spirit Of Jefferson. Naveen covers a wide range of topics including politics, economics, and current events, providing analysis and commentary on issues of national and international importance.
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Mortgage rates at 6 percent are expected to be the ‘new normal' next year.
The central banks of England and Japan are also set to announce their interest rate policies this week.
By: Naveen Athrappully
The system will ensure Europe retains connectivity ‘even in a hostile environment,’ an EU official said.
By: Naveen Athrappully
General Motors is projected to be the top-selling car brand, followed by Toyota and Ford.
By: Naveen Athrappully
This is ‘one of the largest ever tax frauds’ committed by a preparer, said an official.
By: Naveen Athrappully
With 10,000 workers set to strike, thousands of holiday packages are expected to get delayed.
Surging demand poses a risk to the electrical grid over the next decade.
Federal legislation that seeks to tackle the fire risk posed by lithium batteries is being considered.
Many sellers have begun listing their homes for sale following a spike in demand.
The due date for filing estimated taxes for the September–December quarter is Jan. 15.
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