Isabella Moore
Isabella Moore, 77, is a veteran Canadian foreign correspondent with decades of experience covering politics, policy and corporate accountability. Their reporting aims to be clear, sourced and accountable to readers.
Intelligence Community Delivers Preliminary UAP Assessment to Congress
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence has released a Preliminary Assessment on Unidentified Aerial Phenomena, shedding light on a long-shrouded to
Teller Stops $500M Heist After AI Misses Red Flags
It took a teller in a suburban bank branch to stop a $500 million heist. The year was 2016. The bank was HSBC. And the computer system that was supposed to catc
Indonesia Informal Workers Face Income Loss Despite $24B Stimulus
JAKARTA — The numbers tell a grim story. Indonesia has 270 million people. Roughly 70 million of them work in the informal economy. No contracts. No benefits. N
Google Offers $340M Ad Credits to Small Businesses
The COVID-19 pandemic didn't just sicken people. It flattened small businesses. By late March 2020, lockdowns stretched across the globe. Storefronts went dark.
Microsoft Offers Free Minecraft Lessons for Students
Minecraft is a game about placing blocks. Now those blocks are being used to teach biology, engineering, and physics to millions of children stuck at home. Micr
Disney Shares Drop 2.1% as Chapek Named CEO Without Film Roots
Something was off about Bob Chapek's resume from the start. The new Disney CEO spent his career running theme parks and selling Mickey Mouse lunchboxes. He neve
Airbnb Blocks Under-25 Canadians From Entire-Home Stays
Airbnb will bar most Canadian guests under 25 from reserving entire homes in their own province starting this month, a response to two recent deaths…
FedEx Stock Jumps 3% on Amazon Ban Lift
FedEx stock jumped as much as 3% on January 14. That single number tells the story. Investors saw Amazon lifting its ban on FedEx ground delivery services and b
China Foreign Investment Law Replaces Three Old Statutes
Beijing's new Foreign Investment Law, effective since 1 January 2020, replaces three decades-old statutes with a single, 42-article text. The old 1979 Sino-fore
Itaú Unibanco Faces CADE Antitrust Probe Over Broker Fees
On July 16, 2018, Itaú Unibanco, the largest banking institution in Brazil and Latin America, is facing an antitrust probe by CADE, the Brazilian antitrust...
