From caterers to cowboy outfitters: Writers' strike hits Hollywood economy
By Lisa Richwine and Dawn Chmielewski LOS ANGELES Before Hollywood writers walked off the job in early May,
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UK Property Market Now Comes With a Green Premium
In London, climate change is increasingly reflected in how much it costs to buy or rent real estate.
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Is it a 'richcession'? Or a 'rolling recession"? Or maybe no recession at all?
The warnings have been sounded for more than a year: A recession is going to hit the United States
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Get Over $3k in Betting Bonuses to Back USMNT With Gold Cup Soccer Promos!
Caesars, FanDuel, and BetMGM have $3,250 worth of bonus cash available for new users to back the U.S. tonight with! Find out how to claim these offers here.
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PAG Partner Kim Retires as PE Firms See Rising Departures
David Kim, a partner at PAG, is retiring from Asia’s biggest multi-asset manager after 13 years, leaving the
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Hajj: Price rises making pilgrimage increasingly unaffordable
The pilgrimage to Mecca is becoming increasingly unaffordable for many Muslims across the world.
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Euro zone lending takes another hit as rate hikes bite
(Reuters) -Euro zone bank lending slowed in May as a record series of European Central Bank rate hikes work their
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UK Considers Nationalization of Thames Water as Bonds Tumble
Britain’s biggest water supplier, Thames Water, is in talks with officials over contingency plans including a temporary nationalization
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Sierra Leone media guide
An overview of the media in Sierra Leone, including links to broadcasters and newspapers.
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South Africa Central Bank Governor Sees Rates Higher for Longer
South Africa’s central bank will keep monetary policy tight for longer to tame persistent inflation, Governor Lesetja Kganyago
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Pakistan, IMF discuss $2.5 billion standby arrangement -domestic media
ISLAMABAD Pakistan and the International Monetary Fund are discussing a $2.5-billion "standby arrangement" for six to nine months,
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The White House is selling 'Bidenomics.' Is anyone buying?
President Joe Biden's top economic advisers believe the worst effects of inflation are in the rear-view mirror. They are increasingly confident the economy is heading for a soft-landing, averting a recession. And a growing number of economists are beginning to agree.
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