Nippon Steel Finalizes $15 Billion Deal for U.S. Steel
The acquisition of U.S. Steel by Nippon Steel became final after the Trump administration approved the deal through a national...
Economics
Senate Set to Pass Crypto Bill, Trump Ties Unresolved
The Senate has scheduled a vote to approve bipartisan stablecoin regulation which represents a major advancement in Washington's efforts to...
Fed Faces Crosscurrents as Economy Holds, Risks Mount
The U.S. economy shows good health but Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell faces a policy challenge because of rising geopolitical...
Wall Street Rebounds as Oil Retreats, Tensions Appear Contained
Stock prices in the United States experienced a strong recovery on Monday after oil prices decreased which reduced investor concerns...
Trump Asserts Control Over U.S. Steel via ‘Golden Share’
The Trump administration provided specific details about its plan to control U.S. Steel operations through a "golden share" system that...
Millions See Credit Scores Drop as Student Loan Collections Resume
The U.S. government resumed reporting missed student loan payments to major credit bureaus which led millions of Americans to experience...
Israel Slams France Over Partition Walls at Paris Air Show
The Defense Ministry of Israel strongly condemned France for using black partition walls to block off Israeli defense industry booths...
Oil Jumps 6% as Markets Rattle Over Iran Tensions
The global oil supply and economic stability faced increased pressure when Israel conducted military attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities and...
Consumer Sentiment Climbs for First Time in Six Months
The United States saw consumer sentiment rise in June after six months of decline because people became more optimistic about...
IMF Endorses Argentina’s Latest Reforms Ahead of June Visit
The International Monetary Fund expressed support for Argentina's economic reforms during a Thursday announcement before conducting a review of the...
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