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Tranche of documents released by DoJ shifted the spotlight on to the former president
As Friedrich Merz pushed to finalise a deal on Russian frozen assets, it became clear that he was missing one key ally
Americans are feeling the pinch and some Democrats are reaping the electoral dividends
Democrats raise questions over why some documents released on Friday were removed the next day 
San Francisco got most of its power back after the city was hit by a widespread outage Saturday that left thousands of homes and businesses in the dark, closing stores and disrupting transit during the busy holiday shopping period.
India’s stock market has become one of the calmest in the world — so calm that it’s prompting a rethink of strategies among players in the country’s vast derivatives space.
Chicago’s City Council passed a roughly $16 billion budget for 2026 — less than two weeks before the deadline — without certainty about whether Mayor Brandon Johnson will sign or veto the plan.
“We try to help all our kids when we can, yet push for self-sufficiency.”
The great artificial intelligence boom that’s fueling US economic growth now depends heavily on credit markets to finance the investments, and utilities are among the key borrowers.
But even if you’re not a big lottery winner in Saturday’s Powerball drawing, it’s still worth heeding this advice for managing a significant sum of money
Options will keep coming, but signing up for an annuity is something you want to carefully consider
The government shutdown played a big part in why cheaper fares were abundant this fall. Here’s what to expect when booking your next flight.
What “unretirements” can tell us about the job market
There’s no point in waiting until you die — especially in this economy. How to know how much you can part with.
When the U.S. dollar loses its monopoly on pricing the world’s critical resources, Americans’ purchasing power weakens.
There’s a stark generational divide in how to solve the Social Security crisis.
Crypto is headed to inclusion in retirement plans — if it can get past company plan sponsors.
China’s entry into the WTO in 2001 accelerated its rise as a global manufacturing and technology powerhouse, fueled export growth, and helped stabilize global demand during the financial crisis. As China expanded Belt and Road investments, advanced in EVs and AI, and entered a sharper economic rivalry with the United States, its property slowdown and domestic inequality exposed new vulnerabilities. Enda Curran, Elizabeth Economy, and Afsaneh Beschloss explain China’s past 25 years and what its next phase means for the global economy. (Source: Bloomberg)
Time was, military contractors appealed to equity investors for their stodginess — predictable revenue, solid profit margins and reliable dividends. Times change.
From Clinton-era optimism to the dot-com crash, the housing bust, a manufacturing decline that fueled MAGA, and the once-in-a-century shock of Covid, the first 25 years of the century reshaped both the economy and the public mood. Michael McKee, Jason Furman, Torsten Slok, and Stephanie Flanders explain how inflation returned, globalization shifted, and growth diverged across the US and Europe. (Source: Bloomberg)
Fitch Ratings has cut Gabon’s credit rating further into junk territory, citing widening government deficits and declining demand for the country’s debt.
After last year’s historic rally, cocoa prices are heading for a record annual slump. But there’s no sign the cost of your candies, bars or chocolate Santas will follow any time soon.
