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“If many mothers value being at home more than a paycheck, then we should reconsider the benefits of pushing them into the workforce with

By Tom Sims and Rene Wagner FRANKFURT (Reuters) -Residential property prices in Germany continued their fall, dropping 10.2% in the third quarter from a

There were signs that the labor market was cooling in nearly all regions of the country, according to a Federal Reserve survey released Wednesday.

By Makiko Yamazaki and Ritsuko Shimizu TOKYO (Reuters) -The Japanese government’s reform push for the country’s $5 trillion asset management industry has sparked a

Investing.com — The main indices point toward a weaker open on Wall Street, amid a degree of caution ahead of the release of key

Rep. George Santos was expelled from Congress in an historic vote Friday, following a House panel’s findings of substantial evidence of lawbreaking by the

By Marc Jones LONDON (Reuters) -This year might go down as one of the most unusual ever in financial markets – mainly because everything

The Russia-Ukraine war is approaching its second anniversary, and the ultimate cost of the conflict has been borne by innocent Ukrainians whose lives have

(Reuters) – Global equity funds saw significant withdrawals in the week up to Dec. 20 as investor enthusiasm over potential rate cuts waned and

Prices are stabilizing and unemployment is low, but Democrats are despairing that a booming economy hasn’t improved voters’ opinions of President Joe Biden’s performance.