Anna Gross

Jul 9, 2024 | wealthinsidermag.com | Anna Gross |Laura Hughes

Investing.com– U.S. stocks mostly edged higher Tuesday as testimony from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell didn’t sway investors from bets for the Fed to kick off its first rate cut in September.  At 13:54 ET (18:54 GMT), rose 10 points, or 0.1%, while rose 0.2%, and added 0.1%.

Jun 20, 2024 | wealthinsidermag.com | Anna Gross |Chloe Cornish

On Thursday, Gilead Sciences Inc . (NASDAQ:) maintained a Sector Perform rating and a $74.00 price target from RBC Capital, following an update on their HIV prevention drug, lenacapavir. The recent press release provided additional quantitative details about the performance of the Descovy and Truvada arms in the study. Gilead’s lenacapavir showed zero infections over the study period, reinforcing its potential as a significant PrEP treatment option, with projected revenues exceeding $1.7 billion.

Jan 15, 2024 | ftchinese.com | Anna Gross

AI tools and the emergence of opinionated right-wing broadcast channels could add volatility人工智能工具和右翼舆论广播频道的出现可能会加剧动荡。发布于2024年1月16日 00:00As the UK prepares for a general election this year, voters will be entering an electoral landscape in which the rules of the game have changed. The Conservative government has raised thresholds for party spending, required voters to have a photo ID to cast their ballots and presided over the biggest shake-up of constituency boundaries in two decades.

Dec 29, 2023 | ftchinese.com | Rafe Uddin |Anna Gross |Jim Pickard

Margaret Thatcher signed off on top secret ‘Spycatcher’ leak to journalist 撒切尔夫人签字同意向记者泄露绝密 "间谍捕手" Declassified documents show then prime minister approved 1980 plan to disclose MI5 espionage probe into former chief 解密文件显示，时任首相批准了1980年的计划，披露军情五处对前首席执行官的间谍调查。 更新于2023年12月29日 16:51 Rafe Uddin, Anna Gross and Jim Pickard in London undefined Margaret Thatcher authorised a leak of secret intelligence that helped trigger the so-called Spycatcher affair that plagued the then-UK prime minister...

Sep 7, 2023 | anabaptistworld.org | Anna Gross

On a mild August afternoon, I spent two hours scooting around the kale patch here at Joyfield Farm, turning over leaves. The lacy kale told the truth: cabbage moth worms were enjoying this long row of kale. I’ve been traveling this summer, and the worms have eaten more kale than I have. Kale is a tough plant, and these leaves are both hearty and full of holes. Picking yellow-green worms and black-green-white striped worms off the leaf bottoms didn’t cultivate my appetite for kale salad.