Business
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Silver Prices Are Outpacing Gold. That’s a Good Sign for the Global Economy.
Many industrial metals including silver gained as Covid-related restrictions eased in China. Andrey Rudakov/Bloomberg Text size Silver has greatly outpaced…
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Adani’s market losses top $100 billion as shelved share sale spooks investors
Market rout deepens in Indian tycoon Adani’s shares Adani Enterprises has lost $26 billion in value since the report Falls…
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Shopify Data Shows How Far Black Entrepreneurs Have Come – And The Barriers They Still Face
Black business owners say they’re poised for growth despite lack of access to capital and mentorship, Shopify data reveals 81%…
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Hunter Biden asks for criminal probe into Trump allies for ‘theft’ of data from laptop
Lawyers for Hunter Biden sent letters Wednesday requesting investigations into allies of former President Donald Trump who they say is…
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The More Powell Spoke, the More Stock and Bond Markets Rallied
(Bloomberg) — Behind closed doors, Federal Reserve policymakers worry that markets are rallying their efforts to control inflation. But every…
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Reports Show Stumbling Economy on Eve of Fed Decision
The Federal Open Market Committee got a final look at the economy ahead of Wednesday’s policy announcement, and the picture…
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Springdale Township leaders seek solid business plan, service assurance from struggling Lower Valley Ambulance Service
Before voting to fund cash-strapped Lower Valley Ambulance Service, Springdale Township Commissioner Tim Basilone is asking two things. Basilone wants…
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Britain’s best start-ups are being poached
The IMF is tipping the UK to fall into recession, inflation is still high, and there is a palpable sense…
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Last year’s stock-market volatility has carried over into January. Here’s what that might mean for the rest of the year
US stocks have gotten off to a strong start this year, but the sloppiness that characterized last year’s tumult has…
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Fed Meeting: How High Will Interest Rates Go and What Else to Expect at This Week’s Meeting.
Will “permanent” in the Federal Reserve go out? Or will that remain the key word in the central bank’s policy…