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DUBAI — Gabonese President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema has been selected as the inaugural recipient of the African Emirati Business Summit (AEBS) Grand Prize for State Leadership, Economic Tra…

Apollo chief economist Torsten Slok warns that elevated interest rates are discouraging new home construction, pushing rents and inflation higher in a cycle that complicates the Federal Reserve's next move under Chair Kevin Warsh.

President Trump has announced a new federal task force on artificial intelligence, led by Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton, to coordinate the government's effort to keep the United States ahead in AI.

The San Antonio-raised singer who swept the Operalia competition brings Puccini and Donizetti to Hans Scharoun’s famous hall on 2 November 2026, under Maestro Arkady Beryn. American opera is well rep…
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A new analysis from the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget argues that shrinking the federal deficit could ease inflation and boost household incomes, tying the affordability crisis squeezing American families directly to the growing national debt.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has doubled the size of the government's bond buyback operations as long dated yields climb, a move he calls liquidity management but that critics say raises questions about timing and precedent.

President Trump announced plans for a new AI Force and a reshuffled advisory structure for AI policy, dismissing recent industry calls to slow AI development as politically motivated.

Warren Buffett has stepped down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, handing the role to his son Howard while Greg Abel continues running the company's day to day operations.

Crude oil pushed above $100 a barrel this week and gas and diesel prices have jumped sharply, but economists say the U.S. economy is far less exposed to oil shocks than it was decades ago.

Colombia's richest man, Jaime Gilinski, is investing $107 million to take control of oil and gas producer GeoPark, giving his family's Grupo Gilinski an entry point into Venezuela's recovering oil sector.

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Fuel lines, a shrinking currency and job losses are mounting as an expanded round of US sanctions and a naval blockade squeeze Iran's economy, with the IMF projecting the country's worst contraction in decades.

A glacier collapse combined with a landslide sent a wall of water and debris down the Trishuli River, wiping out villages and exposing how exposed Nepal's steep Himalayan terrain leaves it to this kind of disaster.

The New Jersey political power broker made the largest single philanthropic gift in the hospital system's history, part of a $3 billion expansion in the city where he and his family have deep roots.

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A truly natural hair extension should not announce how it was created. This idea lies at the heart of Hannah Brandt’s approach to hair extensions in Munich. For her, the most important work happens b…

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The electronic trading firm is weighing options for its brokerage and execution algorithms business, a deal that could value the unit at more than 3.5 billion dollars, according to people familiar with the matter.

The AI company plans to give enterprise customers a way to satisfy its 30 day data retention requirement without handing that data over to Anthropic itself, a shift that comes as rival OpenAI rolls out its own alternative.

The chipmaker is negotiating with a group of lenders on a debt package exceeding $60 billion tied to AI chip production, with Anthropic among the companies expected to benefit from the financing.

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The Melbourne, Florida based insurer reported a sharp turnaround in its finances ahead of a planned US stock listing, as it looks to grow its share of the specialty homeowners and flood insurance market.

Strategists at some of Wall Street's biggest banks are growing more optimistic about European equities, pointing to cheaper valuations and improving earnings as reasons investors may want a second look at the region.

A small group of wealthy Czech businessmen has become surprisingly influential in Europe's merger and acquisition market, using energy, industrial and media fortunes built at home to fund deals across the continent.

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