Another Female CEO Steps Down — Following Last Week’s Loss in the Fortune 500
Last week marked the departure of a prominent female CEO from a Fortune 500 company, highlighting ongoing challenges in retaining women in
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China Says Progress in US Trade Talks Prevents Need for Tariff War Resumption
China has stated that recent successful trade negotiations with the United States have eliminated the need to resume the damaging tariff war
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Josh Weiner
Microsoft’s Ties to Chinese Engineers Draw Scrutiny from U.S. Senator
A U.S. senator has formally requested the Department of Defense (DoD) to provide information regarding the roles and security clearances of Chinese
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Trump’s Leg Swelling Linked to Chronic Venous Insufficiency Diagnosis
U.S. President Donald Trump has been diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency (CVI), a condition affecting blood flow in the legs, after recent
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Josh Weiner
Trump Says It’s ‘Highly Unlikely’ He Would Remove Jerome Powell
U.S. President Donald Trump has dismissed speculation that he would remove Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell if re-elected, calling such a move
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Josh Weiner
Trump Offers Putin a 50-Day Deadline to Pursue Peace Talks
In a surprising diplomatic move, President Donald Trump has proposed a 50-day window for Russian President Vladimir Putin to negotiate a peace
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Josh Weiner
US Inflation Accelerates to 2.7% as Trump’s Tariffs Start to Bite
The US inflation rate surged to 2.7% in the latest report, marking an acceleration driven in part by the lingering impact of
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Josh Weiner
Russia Interprets Trump’s 50-Day Peace Ultimatum as License to Intensify Ukraine Offensive
In response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s ultimatum calling for a peace deal within 50 days if re-elected, Russia appears to interpret
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Josh Weiner
Trump Imposes 30% Tariffs on EU and Mexico, Effective August 1
President Donald Trump has announced sweeping new tariffs of 30% on a broad range of imports from the European Union and Mexico,
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Josh Weiner
Fed Renovation Dispute Could Sway U.S. Monetary Policy Decisions
In an unexpected twist, the direction of U.S. monetary policy may soon be influenced not just by inflation data or employment numbers—but
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