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Money manager transacted on behalf of official and his spouse during forbidden ‘blackout period’
Bipartisan push comes amid debate over how to help Kyiv pay for reconstruction from the war
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Powell defends move to pause tightening campaign in face of persistently high inflation
Consumer price index climbs 4% year on year but lingering price gains keep pressure on Fed to consider further rate rises
Special counsel with a history of tackling complex and political cases takes on his biggest challenge yet
A surge in the S&P 500 is dominated by tech stocks masking humdrum performances for the vast majority
Federal Reserve takes a breather on rate rises but signals even more tightening ahead
US colleges could make themselves more meritocratic — but do they want to?
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Putin’s threats are a symptom of a wider anxiety that the US and Nato are bent on Russian dismemberment
German conglomerate says it needs to diversify to serve more markets in Asia and tackle supply chain issues
We must prepare — institutionally and politically — for the permanently higher state investments new times require
A tight labour market might not preclude disinflation
Economic globalisation hasn’t done much to hold prices down over the past three decades
The country’s shares still look inexpensive despite a recent rally
Chief financial officer says US debt ceiling stand-off knocked trading business in second quarter
“Don’t make me come back there!”, Powell sternly and metaphorically said to confused journalists
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Our new favourite market makes a strong showing in May’s inflation report
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EY chief Carmine Di Sibio to retire after failure of split plan
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China’s grip on critical elements prompts concern over ‘weaponisation’ of supply chain
The world is dividing as Washington and Beijing battle for economic and geopolitical supremacy
Throngs of the former US president’s supporters gather outside a courthouse for a kind of lurid street carnival
Sorting through mixed signals from unemployment, manufacturing and credit
UK equipment rental group sees momentum from big construction projects and Biden legislation
Stick now, maybe twist later
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Boris Johnson’s exit from parliament has led to complacency about the UK’s civic health
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A slowing, but still strong, economy
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