Earth Alive Announces a Strategic Distribution Partnership With Les Entreprises Bourget Inc.
Earth Alive Announces the Departure of Its Chief Legal Officer
CORRECTION – Earth Alive Acquires Interlube and Completes Simplified Vertical Merger
Earth Alive Acquires Interlube and Completes Simplified Vertical Merger
Earth Alive Clean Tech Reports Q3 Results
Press Release: Earth Alive Announces 34% Year Over Year Sales Increase During Its Third Quarter
Earth Alive Clean Technologies Inc. announces today its financial results for the quarter ended September 30, 2023.
Earth Alive Clean Technologies Reports Q2 Results
Earth Alive Clean Technologies Reports Q1 Results
Earth Alive Clean Tech Reports Q2 Results
Earth Alive Clean Tech press release (OTCPK:EACTF): Q2 net loss of C$0.95M compared to C$0.45M in Q2 2021. Revenue of C$0.31M (-69.6% Y/Y).
Earth Alive Clean Tech reports Q4 results
Earth Alive Clean Tech press release (OTCPK:EACTF): Q4 Revenue of $0.78M (+16.4% Y/Y)."While the revenues continue to increase in 2021, the company faced a challenging year with traveling restriction
The number of first-time jobless claims in the United States fell for the fourth consecutive week last week.
Initial jobless claims in the US fell for the fourth consecutive week last week, a trend that suggests that labour market conditions are improving as the economy recovers. First-time claims for unemployment benefits under regular state unemployment benefits fell 29000 to 348000 in the week ended Aug. 14, the lowest since the COVID-19 outbreak, according to data from the Labor Department on Thursday. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg had expected the number to fall to 364000. In the week ended Aug. 7, the number of people claiming unemployment benefits fell to 2.8 million, the lowest level since the outbreak began. Apply for loss for the first time
The memory of the Fed's downsizing panic prompted investors to look for stable emerging market assets.
The debate over when the Fed will start to scale back its bond purchases is prompting some investors to turn to assets in emerging markets that are less exposed to a potential surge in US yields. William Bolley and Fidelity are increasing their holdings of high-yield or frontier bonds that are less sensitive to US interest rates. Meanwhile, BofA advises investors to buy emerging market euro-denominated bonds and expects euro yields to remain stable, even if the Fed announces plans to scale back its bond purchases-possibly in September. These actions were driven by memories of the "undersize panic" of 2013, when the dollar and US interest rates rose back and forth.
The weak demand for inflation-protected bonds shows that the market believes in the Fed's temporary inflation theory.
Demand for (TIPS), a 10-year inflation-protected bond issued by the US Treasury on Thursday, was weaker than expected, showing confidence in the Fed's claims of a temporary rise in inflation. The winning yield of the $13 billion TIPS bond was-0.805 per cent, about 2 basis points higher than the pre-issue yield, meaning demand was lower than brokers expected. The interest paid on the bond is determined by the consumer price index (CPI), and the difference between the TIPS yield and the yield of the ordinary 10-year bond before the issue is 2.46%, reflecting the average CPI increase needed to equalize the two. After this bond issue, the profit
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