Saudi Arabia Wants Trade Talks on Non-US Currencies and US Military Slot Machines Earn $100M Annually | Hero

In a world of ever-changing international trade and investment, Saudi Arabia is open to talks on trade in non-US dollar currencies. Meanwhile, the US military reportedly earns $100 million a year from service members overseas through military-run slot machines. In a separate case, the Feds have seized more than $600 million in assets from FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried. Furthermore, Ethiopia is in denial about the injustices of the past, where if you had money, you had slaves. In addition, JPMorgan CEO Dimon sees interest rates going beyond 5%. The Federal Reserve is also testing how climate change could hurt big banks and White House has made it clear that they will not negotiate on the debt limit. The US has also hit its debt ceiling, prompting the Treasury to take extraordinary measures. The trillion-dollar coin opinion is also making waves. Stay tuned for more details.

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