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Stocks Tumble Worldwide As US Inflation Soars
Stocks tumble worldwide as US inflation soars
Ukraine Dependent On Arms From Allies After Exhausting Soviet-era Weaponry
Ukraine dependent on arms from allies after exhausting Soviet-era weaponry
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Dollar Takes Breather Ahead Of U.S. Inflation Test
The dollar edged off a two-week high on the euro on Friday, ahead of inflation data that should guide the Federal Reserve's policy tightening path, and after the European Central Bank said it would start its rate-hike campaign next month.
Dollar On Front Foot As Traders Await U.S. Inflation Data For Fed Cues
The dollar was at a two-week high on the euro on Friday, ahead of inflation data that should guide the Federal Reserve's policy tightening path, and after the European Central Bank said it would start its rate-hike campaign next month.
Japan Repeats Warning On Sliding Yen, Keeps Mum On FX Intervention Chance
Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki on Friday refrained from commenting on the possibility of government intervention in the foreign exchange market to stem a weak yen, while maintaining his warning against any rapid fluctuations.
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Striking South Korean Truckers Target Chips, Put Brakes On Port Activity
Defiant South Korean truckers embarked on broader and more aggressive strike action on Friday, threatening to severely curtail deliveries of raw materials for semiconductors and petrochemical products.
S. Korea's Truckers' Strike Hits Output At Hyundai's Biggest Auto Plants
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South Korean Truckers Broaden Strike Action To Chips; Hyundai Output Slides
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NASA Gets Serious About UFOs
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U.S. Proposes Standards For Fast Electric Vehicle Charging Projects
The U.S. Transportation Department (USDOT) on Thursday proposed minimum standards and requirements for electric vehicle (EV) charging projects funded under a $5 billion government program.
Apollo In Talks To Provide Up To $2 Billion In Financing For Kohl's Sale - Source
Apollo Global Management Inc is in talks to provide up to $2 billion in debt financing for the potential acquisition of department store chain Kohl's Corp by retail store operator Franchise Group , a person familiar with the matter said.
Greenlight's Einhorn Sees Gold Going 'Higher, Perhaps Much Higher'
Greenlight Capital hedge fund manager David Einhorn said on Thursday that the Federal Reserve is pretending it can tame inflation and that the price of gold is likely to go higher amid the current environment of rising prices.
U.S. SEC Opens Probe Against Ericsson Over 2019 Iraq Bribery Report
Ericsson said on Thursday that the U.S. securities regulator has opened an investigation concerning the matters described in the company's 2019 Iraq investigation report.
CPI Preview: Searching For Inflation Cooling Trends
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POET Hopes Pipeline Partnership Will Speed Ethanol Climate Goals
POET LLC, the world's largest ethanol producer, said it hopes to meet some of its climate goals early as a result of a new partnership it announced this week with a Midwest carbon capture and storage (CCS) pipeline.
Hot Sauce Fans Just Got The ‘Worst News’ Of 2022: It’s The ‘End Of Days’
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Activists Urge Meta To Overhaul Policies For Iran Content
Activists urge Meta to overhaul policies for Iran content
CIBC Expands U.S. Energy Investment Banking Team, Raises Staff Pay
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U.S. Antitrust Lawsuit Against American, JetBlue To Go Forward, Judge Says
A U.S. judge on Thursday said that the U.S. Justice Department's antitrust lawsuit against American Airlines Group Inc and JetBlue Airways Corp would go forward.
U.S. Government Antitrust Lawsuit Against American Airlines, JetBlue To Go Forward, Judge Says
A U.S. judge said on Thursday that the U.S. Justice Department's antitrust lawsuit against American Airlines Group Inc and JetBlue Airways Corp would go forward.
Disney Replaces Rice, Promotes Walden In Leadership Shakeup
Walt Disney Co Chief Executive Bob Chapek announced a major leadership shift on Thursday, promoting Dana Walden to chairman of general entertainment content as the company works to build its streaming television efforts.
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Dozens treated in Chile for suspected pollutant exposure
Freeport LNG Fire Cuts Key Source Of U.S. Gas Supply To Europe, Asia
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Berlin Car-ramming Driver Mentally Ill: Prosecutors
Berlin car-ramming driver mentally ill: prosecutors
Recession Is Unavoidable In 2023, CFOs Say In Survey
A new survey of chief financial officers found that about 73% predicted that a recession would hit the United States economy by the start of 2023.
Bank Of Canada Says Inflation Will Dictate Pace, Size Of Rate Hikes
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem on Thursday said inflation would dictate how fast interest rates go up, reiterating that the bank might need to make more increases in a row or consider a move larger than 50 basis points.
Brazil Raises About $6 Billion In Eletrobras Shares In World's No.2 Offering Of The Year
Brazil's government on Thursday night moved forward with its bid to privatize Eletrobras, Latin America's largest utility, as the share offering through which its stake in the company is set to be diluted was priced.
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