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Musk cashes out another $3.6 billion in Tesla stock
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U.S. retail sales post biggest drop in 11 months; labor market tight
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World Bank’s private arm launches $2 billion program to help Ukrainian businesses
By Andrea Shalal WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The World Bank’s private investment arm on Thursday said it had launched a $2…
Stocks slump, greenback gains as central banks continue inflation battle
By Lawrence Delevingne (Reuters) -Global shares slumped on Thursday, while the U.S. dollar gained and Treasury yields ticked down, after…
Adding EVs to U.S. biofuels law is environmental agency’s 2023 task
By Stephanie Kelly NEW YORK (Reuters) – The Biden administration could change the nation’s biofuel blending law next year to…
Keystone pipeline break spilled diluted bitumen, complicating cleanup
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Italy minister takes swipe at ECB after policy moves hit markets
ROME (Reuters) – An Italian minister and co-founder of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s party sarcastically took aim at the European…
BoE raises rates again as investors look towards end of hikes
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Twitter must notify laid-off workers of pending lawsuit, judge rules
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