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Russia Crushes the Dollar The Sanctions Are Misfiring Hi Reader, Here?s what our editors are looki

Russia Crushes the Dollar [The Daily FWD] May 20, 2024 [UNSUBSCRIBE]( The Sanctions Are Misfiring Hi Reader, Here’s what our editors are looking at today… [Click here to learn more]( News: Emily Clancy – Crussia On the occasion of President Vladimir Putin’s election to a fifth term in office, President Xi Jinping welcomed his “good neighbor, friend and partner” to Beijing this week. They pledged to intensify cooperation against U.S. ‘containment’ of their countries, as they warned of growing nuclear tensions between rival powers. “Putin noted that 90% of trade between Russia and China was settled in yuan and rubles,” Bloomberg reports. “This means we can say our trade and investments are effectively safeguarded from the influence of third countries,” Putin jabbed. As for trade between the two countries: “Driven by Russian oil and gas sales and purchases of electronics, industrial equipment and cars, Moscow’s trade with China hit a record $240 billion in 2023.” Or its equivalent in yuan and rubles… [⇒ Read More Here]( Recommended Reads: [External Advertisementt] [BREAKING - AI Drug Sells For $4 Billion]( On December 13, 2022, a Big Pharma giant quietly bought one AI-designed drug for $4 billion. That makes it the biggest deal for an AI-designed drug in history. Wall Street doesn't yet grasp how this company is quietly revolutionizing the drug discovery business... Which is why I believe this will be the biggest AI winner you never heard of. [⇒ Get the name of the stock here...while it's still a small-cap ]( [Click here to learn more]( America: Sean Ring – Are We Enjoying The Scam Yet? As I watch from afar, I wonder how Americans can take it. Seriously, American taxpayer largesse pays for untold amounts of charity, though it’s coerced from them through tax. I don’t know who said it, but he was right: the profits of capitalism pay for the follies of socialism. How do we measure such things? It seems that deficits still don’t matter to most; in fact, too many people profit from them to force the government to be fiscally responsible. [⇒ Read More Here]( [Click here to learn more]( Market: Chris Campbell – Printing Tumors for Profit One of the first major applications of bioprinted human skin is in the cosmetic industry. The team developed bioprinted human skin, which can be used to test cosmetics, eliminating the need for animal testing. Not only would this eliminate the need to torture animals, it also provides more accurate results for human applications. (Human skin, after all, behaves differently than animal tissue when exposed to various substances.) 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