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Dollar’s Rise Spells Trouble for Global Economies
The currency’s strength is being felt in the fuel and food shortages in Sri Lanka; in Europe’s record inflation and in Japan’s exploding trade deficit.
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Mortgage Rates Top 6% for the First Time Since the 2008 Financial Crisis
Mortgage rates topped 6% this week, a jolt to home buyers who last year were paying less than half that.
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Russia’s Vladimir Putin Says China’s Xi Jinping Raised Concerns on Ukraine War
At the first meeting between the leaders of Russia and China since Moscow invaded Ukraine, Vladimir Putin said the Kremlin would clarify its position on Ukraine, without explaining further.
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California Sues Amazon, Alleging Antitrust Violations Inflated Prices and Stifled Competition
The state attorney general alleges that the retail giant unfairly penalized merchants for offering products at lower prices on competing sites.
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Possible U.S. Railroad Strike Could Fuel More Inflation
Biden administration officials huddled with union and freight-rail company representatives, as a looming strike threatens to shut down a crucial vein of the U.S. economy and put fresh pressure on prices when inflation is hovering near four-decade highs.
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Twitter Investors Back Musk’s Takeover Bid After Whistleblower Testifies in Congress
The social-media company said shareholders approved the takeover offer based on a preliminary vote count. Meanwhile, the company’s former head of security said at a Senate hearing that Twitter executives’ “incentives led them to prioritize profits over security.”
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Stocks Suffer Worst Day Since June 2020
Stocks suffered their worst day in more than two years after annual inflation came in higher than economists anticipated.
The Wall Street Journal | | Fuente originalMás leídas hoy
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