SNB reverses forecasted loss with Q3 profit, despite earlier losses
The Swiss National Bank (SNB) reported a Q3 profit of 1.7 billion francs for 2021, defying previous loss forecasts. This turnaround was primarily driven
Russia-Ukraine war updates for October 31, 2023
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Has The EUR/USD Bottomed Out? (undefined:EUR:USD)
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Texas again deployed a barrier to deter migrants without a federal permit. This time at the New Mexico border
A battle is quietly brewing between Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott and the Biden administration over the state’s deployment of razor wire at its border
Dow Jones surges more than 500 points as stocks snap 3-day losing streak
U.S. stocks posted sharp gains Monday, with indexes bouncing back after the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite fell into corrections last week. Investors were
India’s Impressive Growth Has a Bureaucracy Problem
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The market hinges on Jay Powell’s every word. The presidential race could too.
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A Missouri jury goes after the real-estate industry’s commission structure. Here’s what that could mean for homeowners.
A Missouri court found the National Association of Realtors and two real-estate brokerages guilty of conspiring to inflate real-estate commissions, a decision that will
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