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A new poll released Sunday found President Joe Biden trails Donald Trump in five key battleground states, raising new questions about Biden’s ability to
Washington Post appoints William Lewis as CEO; to reduce headcount by 10%
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China to accelerate issuance of government bonds, finance minister says
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War with Hamas to cost Israel above $50 billion -newspaper
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Haley looks like top challenger to Trump ahead of latest GOP debate, with a Social Security plan that’s ‘differentiating’ her
As the third Republican presidential debate nears, Nikki Haley’s chances of becoming the party’s 2024 nominee have been improving, with betting markets tracked by RealClearPolitics putting
S.Korea to re-impose stock short-selling ban through June to ‘level playing field’
By Jack Kim SEOUL (Reuters) -South Korea from Monday will re-impose a ban on short-selling shares at least until June to promote a “level
Brent crude futures slip amid easing Middle East concerns and U.S. job growth
Oil prices made a downward turn on Friday, spurred by easing Middle East supply concerns amidst the Israel-Hamas war and speculation of the US
US service sector at five-month low in October- ISM survey
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. services sector slowed for a second straight month in October, but momentum is likely to pick up in the
Investors on track to pour $1.3 trillion into cash funds in 2023 – BofA
By Harry Robertson LONDON (Reuters) – Investors are on track to have put $1.3 trillion into cash funds in 2023, according to Bank of
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