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 Image source Canva Experts think that it's the beginning of the end for the Russian economy.
If things continue as they are, the nation's economy is poised to collapse entirely this year, following crippling financial penalties in response to Putin's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine.
In March, Russia's manufacturing activity took a nosedive, falling at the sharpest pace since May 2020 in the depth of the coronavirus lockdowns and restrictions.
The Institute for International Finance thinks that Russia's GDP could fall by as much as 15% in 2022.
Here's what else is on the horizon if the invasion continues.
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 Image source: Canva It was a birthday that won't soon be forgotten because it ultimately cost a Kentucky man his job, officials say. And now his employer, Gravity Diagnostics, has been ordered to cough up $450,000 in damages.
The employee, whose name has not been revealed, specifically asked his office manager not to throw a party for him, but his request was ignored.
When he heard that the party had been planned anyway, he felt the need to "leave the office suddenly and spend his lunch break in his car."
He was ultimately "confronted and criticized" regarding his reaction to the unwanted festivities, which ultimately led to his firing.
Why didn't he want the party to begin with, and how did it lead to his termination, exactly?
Woman said she was left looking like George Washington for her friend's wedding (read more) A dolphin stranded on a beach died after a crowd of people harassed the animal and tried to ride it (read more)
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 Image source :Canva In a new campaign ad, an Ohio Senate candidate asks the crowd he's speaking to if they're "tired of getting hit by inflation?"
However, the politician in this commercial is a Democrat, longstanding Rep. Tim Ryan of northeast Ohio, who is the Democratic primary front-runner in the battle to succeed retiring Republican Sen. Rob Portman.
Portman sounds a lot like Donald Trump in his new ad, talking about putting America first. Maybe liberals have finally learned a thing or two.
Less than a dozen people showed up for this Democrat's rally (read more) This rogue Democratic senator is calling out the Biden administration's hypocrisy (read more)
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 Image source : Canva Growth stocks will have a challenging year in 2022. Higher interest rates reduce the present value of future cash flows, and as a result, the market has lost interest in them. These three equities do not deviate from the norm. Their stock values have all dropped as a result of macroeconomic factors beyond their control.
Aside from being turbocharged growth stocks, these stocks have one more thing in common. They're all losing money, at the end of the day.
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 Image source: Canva Christine Kesteloo of Vlissingen, Netherlands, spends half of her year cruising and has been sailing for the previous 12 years on and off.
She used to be a cruise and travel director, but due to the pandemic, she lost her job in 2020, but that hasn't prevented her from living the cruising life.
Christine only needs to pay $20 (£15) per week for internet access and $10 (£7) per week in gratuities to her room steward, which is a bargain considering he cleans the room for her.
So, how does she manage to live such a wonderful life by paying no rent and spending so little money?
This WWII-era ship is tilting into Lake Erie in Buffalo, New York (read more) Hate surprise birthday parties? Then we've got some great news for you (read more)
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 Image source : Canva The Alzheimer's Association has listed ten symptoms that you need to be on the lookout for that may be warning signs of Alzheimer's. They recommend that if you or someone you know has been experiencing them, make an appointment and get a medical exam.
Some of the most common symptoms to watch for include experiencing memory loss that disrupts daily life, having difficulty completing familiar tasks, being confused with what time it is or your location, and experiencing changes in mood and personality.
The association also includes some of the other less heard of symptoms that are important to take note of.
Is it allergies or coronavirus? Here's how you can tell the difference (read more) Are the days of swabbing our noses for coronavirus testing over? (read more)
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