Judge Sets Hearing Over Bid to Dismiss Bribery Case Against Eric Adams
The New York City mayor faces increasing pressure as Gov. Kathy Hochul is set to meet with city leaders to […]
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The Trump administration directs federal agencies to no longer weigh a company’s diversity, equity and inclusion practices when deciding whether to procure its goods or services
The new policy reverses a Biden administration initiative that asked the government to weigh a company’s internal diversity and inclusion
Vatican Cancels Pope Francis’ Appointments as Health Concerns Grow
A worsening respiratory infection has forced the 88-year-old pontiff to interrupt his busy schedule.
‘Gut Pop’ Is Injecting New Fizz Into the Beverage Aisle
Coke and PepsiCo are jumping into the fast-growing market for prebiotic sodas, now cornered by upstarts Olipop and Poppi.
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Base Metal Prices Mixed; Copper Holds Gains on Tariff Concerns
Aluminum was and copper was flat, managing to solidify gains made over week, amid tariff concerns and Indonesia’s Freeport-McMoRan port
AI Data Center With Up to 3 Gigawatts of Power Is Envisioned for South Korea
Few global facilities possess more than a gigawatt of power, making electricity for AI computing increasingly scarce.
Baidu Profit Doubles, Revenue Falls Less Than Expected
The Beijing-based internet company said Tuesday that fourth-quarter revenue fell 2.4%, better than analysts’ estimates.
Delta Regional Jet Crashes at Toronto Airport
The flight from Minneapolis suffered an incident while attempting to land. All 80 passengers and crew were evacuated, U.S. and
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Sterling’s Gains After U.K. Jobs Data Unlikely to Last
Sterling’s gains following the U.K. labor market data are unlikely to last, Monex Europe said.
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Oil Rises on Caspian Pipeline Supply Disruption
Oil prices rose after a drone strike hit a pipeline pumping station in Russia, disrupting flows to global markets