Europe may well be sleepwalking into deindustrialisation, as Ineos chair Sir Jim Ratcliffe has indicated. But it is hard to see it changing direction.
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Bitcoin price dipped as low as $85,422 on November 21, as of 9:00 a.m. The price continues to hover just above $85,000 levels dampened
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A Pittsburgh-area wealth management firm that ranked at No. 2 on the 2025 Fast 50 list grew revenue 339% in two years, crediting an
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Safer and faster than wand checks and metal detectors, the company’s solutions are quickly becoming a no-brainer for a growing list of customers. This
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Over three-quarters of registered voters see the economy negatively, and a plurality feel that President Trump’s policies are doing more harm than good, a
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Economist Steve Moore said Thursday on Fox Business that the latest employment numbers show a clear turnaround from the Biden-era trend of shrinking buying
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The main indexes started the day with solid gains, but worries of an AI bubble weighed on stocks into the close.
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The stock market suffered an ugly downside reversal Thursday as Nvidia NVDA gave up early post-earnings gains. Many leading stocks, especially in the broader
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The two could potentially face off next year, where the economy will likely be a big issue in the race for Senate.