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NPR Cuts Newsroom Jobs Due to Federal Funding Loss, Expected Drop in Sponsorship Revenue
The job cut announcement comes after Trump ordered a halt to taxpayer subsidies for public broadcasters amid allegations of bias.
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China, Japan Shed US Debt Holdings in March
Crude oil’s climb above $100 a barrel has battered the currencies of economies heavily reliant on Gulf energy imports.
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AI Is Making Business Email Compromise Nearly Impossible to Spot—What Small-Business Owners Need to Know
What is business email compromise, and how does it work?
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A Troubling Trend: Why More Workers Are Tapping 401(k)s Early and How to Resist
More Americans are draining their 401(k)s early, risking long-term retirement security.
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Seoul, Tokyo Boost LNG, Crude Oil Cooperation Amid Supply Concerns
Lee and Takaichi also reaffirmed closer coordination with the United States on regional security issues.
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Interior Department to Streamline Permitting in Alaska’s National Petroleum Reserve
‘Industry has shown for years that energy development in the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska can be done responsibly’ Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said.
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DOJ Permanently Drops Biden-Era Charges Against India’s Gautam Adani
Adani Green Energy Limited has not been successfully charged or convicted in India.
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Beijing’s Newest Strategy in Corporate Warfare: Detain Executives to Kill Deals
Foreign investors will likely be scared off after Beijing blocked Meta’s $2 billion acquisition of an AI startup based in Singapore, analysts say.
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New Fed Chair Pledges ‘Regime Change’ to Fight Inflation—Here’s What That Could Mean in Practice
‘The fatal policy error going back four or five years is still a legacy that we’re dealing with,’ Fed Chair Kevin Warsh stated.
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Australia Losing $104 Billion in Economic Value Due to Migrant Workforce Barriers: Education Giant
Pearson’s research found a 91 percent employment rate among international students and skilled migrants.
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Mexico Is China’s Back Door Into the United States
What once looked like ordinary trade expansion has evolved into something far more consequential.
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Builder Sentiment Ticks Up in May, but Affordability Still Weighs on Sales
Nearly a third of homebuilders in the United States slashed prices in May, according to the National Association of Home Builders.
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Proposed New Low-Cost Aussie Airline Could Face Squeeze from Giants: Analyst
Modelled on British ultra-low-cost carrier Ryanair, Zinc is proposing to offer the cheapest domestic fares between Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
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Your Biggest Asset May Be Your Biggest Retirement Risk
Rising insurance, taxes, and maintenance costs are making retirement homeownership more expensive.
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NextEra Energy and Dominion Announce Merger to Create Utility Powerhouse
The companies said the deal would expand power infrastructure across four states and respond to rising electricity demand.
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Great Gifts for Graduates
Graduation gifts can do more than celebrate the moment—they can help build lifelong financial habits.
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Chick-fil-A Franchisee Sued Over Alleged Religious Discrimination
An employee was allegedly asked to accept a lower paying job if she wanted time off due to religious reasons.
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AI Defence Firm Arkeus Leaves Victoria for Queensland
‘Queensland gives us the ability to attract and retain the people we need to build globally competitive technology here in Australia,’ said Arkeus CEO.
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Oil Prices Climb Higher After Drone Attacks on UAE Nuclear Plant
The global benchmark for Brent crude rose 1.85 percent on May 18 to $111,29 a barrel—its highest since May 5.
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