Atlas Financial Holdings GAAP EPS of -$0.21, Revenue of $1.07M
Atlas Financial Holdings GAAP EPS of -$0.29, revenue of $1M
Atlas Financial Holdings press release (OTCPK:AFHIF): Q2 GAAP EPS of -$0.29. Revenue of $1M (-19.4% Y/Y).
Atlas Financial Holdings GAAP EPS of -$0.28, revenue of $1.6M
Atlas Financial Holdings press release (OTCPK:AFHIF): Q1 GAAP EPS of -$0.28.Revenue of $1.6M (-30.4% Y/Y).
Atlas Financial Holdings GAAP EPS of -$0.45, revenue of $4.84M
Atlas Financial Holdings press release (OTCPK:AFHIF): FY GAAP EPS of -$0.45. Revenue of $4.84M (-49.3% Y/Y).
Most of Citi's institutional clients are worried about persistent inflation and the risk of a pullback in US stocks.
Citigroup clients believe that US stocks are more likely to fall by 20 per cent than US bonds by 20 per cent or continue to fall. Citi's survey of institutional clients shows that most investors are worried about persistently high inflation and believe that US stocks are more likely to fall by 20 per cent than to rise by 20 per cent. Although most people expect the S & P 500 to rise moderately next year, price pressures and the Fed's policy reversal pose major risks to the index, according to a survey of more than 90 pension funds, mutual funds and hedge funds this month. Nearly 60% of respondents are targeting "sustained" inflation.
The Federal Reserve said on hold that it may soon slow down the pace of bond purchases and raise interest rates ahead of schedule.
The Fed kept its benchmark interest rate near zero on Wednesday local time, but said it might raise rates earlier than expected and sharply cut its forecast for US economic growth this year. The US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) announced the latest interest rate resolution, keeping the benchmark interest rate at 0% Mel 0.25%, the interest rate on excess reserves (IOER) at 0.15%, and the overnight reverse repo rate at 0.05%, in line with market expectations. The Fed said it would continue to increase its holdings of treasury bonds by at least $80 billion a month and at least $40 billion in home mortgages.
The United States and the European Union will promise to end Trump's $18 billion tariff war
It is reported that EU leaders and US President Joe Biden will promise to end the trade war at the EU-US summit on June 15 and to eliminate tariffs related to the steel and aluminum trade conflict by the end of the year. According to the draft, Europe and the United States will promise to find a solution to the dispute in the aviation industry by July 11. The contents of the draft may also be amended. The two sides had previously agreed to suspend tariffs on the aviation industry until July to facilitate a solution. In addition, the draft shows that the two sides will also try to eliminate tariffs imposed in the dispute over steel and aluminum trade by December 1. Technical cooperation the United States and the European Union will also announce the establishment of a partnership aimed at strengthening the supply of semiconductors in the two regions.
Apple will strengthen its retail business and open more brick-and-mortar stores
An Apple executive said the company would strengthen its global retail business, although stores in the city center were grappling with an accelerated shift to online sales during the novel coronavirus pandemic. Apple currently operates about 500 retail stores around the world, 100 of which are in Europe. Deirdre O'Brien (Deirdre O'Brien), senior vice president of retail and manpower at the company, said retail stores provide people with opportunities to experience new technologies, ask questions and attend Apple product seminars. "people can learn a lot about products on our website," she said. In the store
International Labour Organization: The pandemic has caused 81 million people to lose their jobs in the Asia-Pacific region
The International Labour Organization, a subsidiary of the United Nations, released a report on Tuesday saying that the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has caused the Asia-Pacific region to lose 81 million jobs this year. Women and young people have been particularly affected. Chihoko Asada Miyakawa, Asia Pacific Director of the International Labour Organization, said, “The COVID-19 pandemic has dealt a heavy blow to the region's labor market. Many countries have low social security coverage and limited institutional capacity, making it difficult to help businesses and workers get back on their feet.” The International Labour Organization also said that median income in the Asia-Pacific region is declining due to reduced paid work hours.
The Law Offices of Frank R. Cruz Announces Investigation of Atlas Financial Holdings, Inc. (AFH, AFHIF)
The Law Offices of Frank R. Cruz is investigating potential claims against the board of directors of Atlas Financial Holdings, Inc. (“Atlas” or the “Company”) (NASDAQ: AFH , AFHIF ) concerning whether
The Senate meets on Saturday to discuss Barrett's nomination, which will be confirmed on Monday.
The procedural vote will be held on Sunday and the final confirmation will be held on Monday. On Saturday afternoon EDT, the Senate will meet in a rare session to debate Justice Amy Coney Barrett's entry to the Supreme Court. In a few days, voters will decide whether Republicans will continue to control the Senate and the White House. Democrats strongly opposed the confirmation of Barrett's appointment so close to the election, boycotting the Judiciary Committee's vote on Thursday. Senator Chuck Schumer (Chuck Schumer), Democrat of New York, adopted four kinds of procrastination wars at the Senate meeting on Friday.
Britain thinks withdrawal talks have made progress von der Lane says an agreement may be reached
The UK government said a round of informal EU trade talks this week was "useful". European Commission President Von de Lane told the media that she was "confident" that an agreement could be reached. The discussions "cover a wide range of issues and have made some limited progress," the British government said in a statement late Thursday. The positive voices of both sides are in sharp contrast to the recent tensions. Boris Johnson's administration has proposed a draft law to parliament aimed at tearing up parts of the Brexit deal he reached less than a year ago, and the EU has threatened legal action to retaliate. even so
United Airlines plans to cut 16000 jobs as COVID-19 epidemic continues to hit demand
United Airlines said on Wednesday that it plans to cut more than 16000 jobs as early as next month after federal anti-epidemic aid is exhausted. Many of these involuntary layoffs are without pay, meaning they can be recalled if travel demand picks up. The job cuts account for nearly 17 per cent of United's workforce. But the figure is well below the 36000 job cuts that United warned in July as thousands of employees accepted voluntary buyout contracts, early retirement plans and other forms of temporary leave. United Airlines said in an employee memo: "what is the impact of COVID-19 's epidemic on us?"
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