McCarthy Ends Third-Shortest Tenure as Speaker After Ouster
Kevin McCarthy became the shortest-tenured US House speaker in 147 years on Tuesday, ousted by Republican hardliners who
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Toronto Commute Snarled for Hours as Rail Network Goes Down
Workers in Canada’s largest city struggled to get home Tuesday after the regional rail system was hit by
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Forex Pile Remains Asia’s First Defense Versus Relentless Dollar
The dollar’s recent rally has been relentless. But Asia’s central banks have the firepower to limit the fallout.
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Oil Steadies Ahead of OPEC+ Review and US Stockpiles Update
Oil steadied ahead of an OPEC+ review of the global crude market and a weekly update of US
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Japan’s Top FX Official Declines to Say If Intervened on Yen
Japan’s top currency official declined to say whether Tokyo stepped into markets Tuesday amid speculation of intervention after
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Billionaire’s Liontown Buy Up Threatens Lithium Takeover
Billionaire Gina Rinehart has snapped up more shares in Australian lithium miner Liontown Resources Ltd., putting her close
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The 4 Billion Pieces of Paper Keeping Global Trade Afloat
They are relatively easy to fake. Frequently get lost. And can add huge amounts of time to any
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Ford Sweetens Wage Offer in Proposal to Striking UAW Workers
Ford Motor Co. said it has boosted its wage increase in a new contract proposal to the United
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Kevin McCarthy Ousted as US House Speaker by Republican Dissidents
Republican Kevin McCarthy was toppled Tuesday as US House speaker by dissidents within his own party, ending his
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Yen Surges From Weakest Level in a Year Amid Intervention Talk
The yen surged from the weakest levels in a year amid speculation that Japanese officials were acting to
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Asia Stocks to Follow US Slump as Fear Gauge Rises: Markets Wrap
Asian shares are set to follow a slump in their US peers after employment data bolstered the case
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Twitter Execs Win $1.1 Million in Legal Fees From Musk’s X
X Corp., formerly known as Twitter, must pay $1.1 million in legal fees racked up by a group
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