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Erdogan Wins One-Year Mandate to Send Turkey Troops to Libya

January 2, 2020 admin Comments Off on Erdogan Wins One-Year Mandate to Send Turkey Troops to Libya

(Bloomberg) — Turkey’s parliament authorized the government to deploy troops to back Libya’s internationally recognized administration against rival forces, deepening a proxy war that’s drawn in Russia and regional powers.The parliament on Thursday voted 325 to 184 to give President Recep Tayyip Erdogan a one-year mandate to dispatch troops at the request of the government of Libyan Prime Minister Fayez al-Sarraj. Arab League Warns of Libya War Escalating as Turkey Mulls EntrySarraj’s Tripoli-based government is battling forces aligned with commander Khalifa Haftar, which are backed by Russian mercenaries, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates. Turkey’s involvement could complicate international efforts …read more […]

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How Much Do Annuities Pay?

January 2, 2020 admin Comments Off on How Much Do Annuities Pay?

When planning for retirement, an annuity is one option to consider for creating an additional stream of income. With this type of insurance contract, you can receive payments on a schedule that you determine, but there’s one key question to … Continue reading ->The post How Much Do Annuities Pay? appeared first on SmartAsset Blog. …read more […]

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Turkey investigates Ghosn's escape from Japan

January 2, 2020 admin Comments Off on Turkey investigates Ghosn's escape from Japan

Turkey has launched an investigation into how Carlos Ghosn’s private plane was apparently allowed to stop there, after the former Nissan CEO fled Japan for Lebannon. University of Maryland Business School Professor David Kass joins Yahoo Finance’s Alexis Christoforous and Brian Sozzi to discuss. …read more […]

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Duke Energy to Save $1.5 Billion in North Carolina Coal-Ash Settlement

January 2, 2020 admin Comments Off on Duke Energy to Save $1.5 Billion in North Carolina Coal-Ash Settlement

(Bloomberg) — Duke Energy Corp. reached a settlement with state regulators that will cut $1.5 billion from its cost to clean up coal ash ponds in North Carolina.The deal announced Thursday ends a legal dispute with the state, which in April ordered the utility to excavate nine ponds. Under the settlement, the company will fully excavate seven ponds and leave potions of the other two undisturbed.Key InsightsDuke estimated in April that excavating all nine ponds would cost as much as $10.5 billion, saying at the time that the state’s order “would impose a financial burden on our customers and the …read more […]