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AFP Updated:05/14/2022 01:58 a.m. Save Related newsEighteen legislators from the left wing of the United States Democratic Party ask President Joe Biden to lift the sanctions against Venezuela and continue dialogue with the government of Nicolás Maduro, while an influential Republican senator urges the president not to change the policy towards Caracas.In two missives this week, 18 congressmen led by Raúl Grijalva and Jesús 'Chuy' García, and the Republican senator from Florida Marco Rubio, made opposition to the Democratic tenant of the White House.In a letter dated May 10, progressive Democrats assert that punitive measures against Venezuela by the previous Republican administration of donald trump they only served to "exacerbate" the human...

Marc Benioff, chairman and co-chief executive officer of Salesforce.com Inc., speaks at the Dreamforce conference in San Francisco on Nov. 19, 2019. Salesforce's annual software conference, where it introduces new products and discusses its commitment to social causes, was interrupted for the second year in a row by protests against the company's work with the US government.David Paul Morris | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesSalesforce has sold out of the last of its shares in data-analytics software maker Snowflake, according to a regulatory filing on Friday.Salesforce, which makes investments through its Salesforce Ventures unit, still owns a stake in five public companies, including Robinhood and Monday.com, the filing shows. The company had previously unloaded 95% of its Snowflake shares...

Paul MunozFOLLOW, CONTINUE Updated:05/14/2022 01:02h Save RELATED NEWSJuuan Carlos Iglesias Chouzas, 'Gaddafi', is not just another ETA member; he is not even the one who has committed the most murders. But he is the only one who put a sticky bomb in the car of the father of two two-year-old twins, just for being a civil guard. He went there on November 7, 1991 and he knew that the children got into that vehicle every day, because he carried out the necessary surveillance so as not to be discovered and to be able to 'hunt' the victims. The 'gudari' did not shake his pulse. This individual is now acquitted of a case by the National High Court in application of the Atristrain doctrine of the Strasbourg Court.But getting out of a process is ...

Madrid Updated:05/14/2022 02:43 a.m. Save Related newsDaniel Lacalle (Madrid, 1967), Chief Economist at Tressis and Professor of Global Economy at the IE Business School and the IEB (Institute of Stock Market Studies), happens to be one of the best known in his discipline and the author of books such as 'We the markets'. recently published 'Grow your money', where he collects his experiences in investment funds and hedge funds in the United States, in addition to giving his point of view on burning issues such as the commodity market, cryptocurrencies and inflation. We talked about all these issues with this staunch defender of the market economy:-How do you see the immediate future of the Spanish economy? -People believe that there is goin...

Investors could get a reprieve in the week ahead from the vicious selling cycle that has gripped the stock market since late March.Stocks bounced off of Thursday's washout lows and were set to exit the week with reduced losses after Friday's rally. Buyers on Friday hunted for bargains among small caps, biotechnology names, the Arkk Innovation ETF and other growth names that were hardest hit.The S&P 500 jumped back above the key 4,000 level Friday, after touching 3,858 on Thursday — near the 3,800 to 3,850 area that chart analysts have been targeting for a bottom. But while it seems like the market could bounce temporarily, market technicians say that zone will likely be tested again later on."Does that mean the lows of the year are in? Probably not, but it could create an oversold bou...