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Nasdaq futures recover as chip stocks rebound from AI selloff despite strong jobs data
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Lehman Brothers Files for Chapter 11 in September 2008, Then the Largest US Bankruptcy
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Trump Says Russia Will Supply Diesel to US and Global Markets as Allies Object
NEW YORK, October 10 — Former U.S. President Donald Trump has claimed that Russia had agreed to supply…
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Trump Administration Has Shed Roughly 9 Percent of the Federal Workforce, Estimates Say
WASHINGTON, September 17 — The Trump administration’s second-term assault on the federal regulatory apparatus has now produced measurable…
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House Committee Clears AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act for Full House Vote
WASHINGTON, September 16 — The AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act is headed to the House floor this…
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Sullivan Backs Tariffs While Family Firm RPM Raises Prices and Lifts Dividends, Times Reports
WASHINGTON, September 15 — Senator Dan Sullivan has for years voted in Washington to keep tariffs in place…
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Canada Closes First Investment Summit With Nearly $500 Billion in Commitments
TORONTO, September 15 — The Canadian government closed its first Canada Investment Summit with a headline number that…
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Trump Pressures Canada’s Bombardier to Build in US or Lose Market Access
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National MCOOL Coalition Petitions White House, Congress to Label Beef
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Fed’s Waller Signals Support for Holding Rates Steady in September
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DOJ Expands Beef Price-Fixing Probe to Eight Major U.S. Grocery Retailers
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US National Debt Hits $40 Trillion Amid Rising Costs
WASHINGTON — The national debt of the United States has surpassed $40 trillion for the first time, according…
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Beam Global’s Yuma Gambit: Cheaper Ground, a Fixed Purchase Price and Veteran Hands
Beam Global is betting that Arizona dirt is cheaper than California concrete. The Nasdaq-listed infrastructure company announced it…
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Retirement of Baby Boomers shrinks U.S. labor pool amid demographic shift
WASHINGTON, July 22 — The retirement of the baby boom generation is quietly reshaping the American labor market…
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From Slough Estates to Segro: The 106-Year-Old UK Property Giant
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AI Boom Lifts Wall Street: Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Post Record Second-Quarter Revenue
Wall Street firms are boosting profits through AI-powered trading algorithms, wealth management tools, and operational automation, with investment…
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Carney Says Old Canada-US Relationship Is Over After Trump Announces 25% Car Tariffs
OTTAWA, July 21 — The deep economic integration that has bound the Canadian and American automotive sectors for…
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Ontario’s LCBO Shapes Alcohol Imports Quasi-Monopoly
TORONTO, July 21 — For nearly a century, the Liquor Control Board of Ontario has operated as one…
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Judge Finds EEOC Official Had Good Cause to Quit Over Treatment of Transgender Staff
WASHINGTON, July 19, 2026 — The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the federal agency charged with enforcing workplace civil…
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Remote Work: From 1970s Pioneers to the Post-COVID Normal
WASHINGTON, July 18 — Remote work, a practice that began as a small-scale experiment for five IBM employees…
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How IATA Took Over Airline Fare-Setting After the 1944 Chicago Conference Failed
MONTREAL, July 16 — The International Air Transport Association, the global trade body for airlines, has long operated…
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Federal Minimum Wage Has Stayed at $7.25 Since 2009
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The federal minimum wage in the United States has not changed in over 17…
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