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President Donald Trump has been under fire for not doing more to address concerns about rising prices for consumer goods, particularly as oil prices remain persistently high
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Boeing said it identified an issue with the 737 Max jet’s navigation system that could increase pilot workload during landing and may delay the arrival of its latest narrowbody models.
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Bangladesh is preparing to raise between $500 million and $1 billion through its maiden foreign-currency sovereign bond sale within the next three months, a senior government official said
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Corporate bonds have been relatively resilient amid a global government bond selloff, but the strength may not last
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For Hollywood, business has been declining since the pandemic. Fewer shoots are taking place in Los Angeles while movie productions are happening elsewhere in the world.
On this episode of the Odd Lots podcast, @hayesdavenport joins @tracyalloway and @TheStalwart at a live recording at the Vermont Hollywood theater to unpack why productions are taking place outside of the historic heart of the American film industry. Listen at or watch at
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“You typically have to fire about ten exploding drones to get one through.” Andrew Kramer, Kyiv Bureau Chief for The New York Times, explains the strategy behind Ukraine’s strikes on Russian refineries and energy facilities.
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“You have to get people in government who are able to understand and regulate this technology,” @weinbergersa tells @EenaRuffini. Her new book, “Valley of Death,” explores the influence of tech billionaires on the military defense industry.
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Play the latest edition of Pointed. The clock is ticking to test your knowledge.
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US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping met for less than 48 hours on their first White House summit to stabilize ties. Here’s a summary of the statements released by both sides.
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ExxonMobil agreed to pump oil and natural gas from Azerbaijan’s shale fields as the Texas energy giant takes its fracking expertise overseas.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov met with his German counterpart Johann Wadephul on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly
What if being buried under a mountain of debt isn't actually all your fault? After gaining a sizable social media following for sharing her years-long journey to pay down her debt, then starting a podcast about personal finance, @RealGirlProject knows a thing or two about being broke and changing her lifestyle to take control of her finances.
The co-host of Debt Heads joins @chafkin and @svaneksmith on the Everybody's Business podcast to discuss who she thinks is partially to blame for America's debt crisis and why she has stopped trying to get to debt zero. Listen and watch at
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Rising yields might not be about fiscal crisis. Maybe it's AI crowding out. Maybe it's oil prices. BUT rising yields will themselves cause fiscal crisis. Look at interest/GDP ratios and worry. Plus why spaceports need tunnels and why space needs defence.
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China’s Vice President addressed the United Nations Saturday morning on the heels of Xi Jinping’s state visit to Washington. Bloomberg’s @EngleTV discusses potential coordination between the two countries on AI ahead of two more in-person meetings between Xi and Donald Trump this year.
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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said she spoke with Donald Trump about this week’s US-China summit in Washington, and touted the “unshakable” bond between the two allies.
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Saudi Aramco has hired Evercore to advise on a major restructuring that would create a standalone gas division and open the door to a potential future listing of the unit
