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Donald Trump didn’t sound any different, not really, during the debate than the way everyone knows him to be. He didn’t sound any different on Friday afternoon, either, at his...

Donors still on edge The shock waves from last week’s presidential debate are still reverberating, as President Biden and his aides sought to allay concerns from despondent Democrats and wealthy...

In March, Jessica, a marketer at a financial-services company, showed up for her annual performance review expecting a promotion and a big raise. Her boss had already told her she...

Military service is compulsory for most Jewish men and women in Israel. But politically powerful ultra-Orthodox parties have won exemptions for their followers to skip military service and instead study...

A new week of frenetic campaigning started in France on Monday, a day after the far-right National Rally party dominated the first round of legislative elections that attracted an unusually...

Caitlin Clark’s popularity and prowess on the court has drawn a ton of new eyeballs to the Indiana Fever and the WNBA in general. On Sunday, the Footprint Center was...

Bulgaria’s president has mandated a centre-right coalition to form a government almost a month after elections delivered yet another fragmented parliament. President Rumen Radev tasked the GERB-UDF coalition with forming...

(Bloomberg) — The growing prospect of a Trump presidential victory is making yield curve steepeners an attractive bet as growth will likely slow and inflation quicken under such a scenario,...

(Bloomberg) — A broad rally in South African markets signaled investor relief after President Cyril Ramaphosa ended weeks of uncertainty by announcing a new cabinet that he said would prioritize...

Apple appears to be reigniting iPhone demand in China, but its profit margins could pay the price. iPhone shipments in China soared about 40% in May, dwarfing a 13% rise...