US to Keep on Sending Food Aid to Poor Countries, USDA Says
The US will continue to buy agricultural commodities to supply some of the world’s poorest countries as part of aid
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US Outpaces Europe in Push for Greener Office Buildings
A new study shows the continent’s reputation for real estate sustainability isn’t quite what it used to be...
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US set to unveil Trump plan to end three-year war in Ukraine
Bloomberg) — US allies expect President Donald Trump’s administration to present a long-awaited plan to end Russia’s war on Ukraine
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Carney to propose scrapping Canada’s capital gains tax increase
Bloomberg) — Mark Carney will scrap a proposed increase to Canada’s capital gains tax and introduce a middle-class tax cut
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Trump administration ramps up move to scrub DEI from government
Bloomberg) — The Trump administration ordered agency and department heads to move forward in eliminating any programs and initiatives that
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23:26
Harvard sued for letting trans athlete swim in women’s race
Bloomberg) — Harvard University was sued by three former female University of Pennsylvania swimmers who claim they were discriminated against
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Dissatisfied China weighing its ‘corresponding countermeasures’ to Trump’s 10 per cent tariff
Trump has made some comments suggesting he’s open to a wider deal with China, including a request for Xi to
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20:23
Markets Look to Extend Dollar’s Gains as Trump Carries Through Threat to Start Trade War
Having lived with the risk of a US-led trade war for weeks, financial markets reopen Monday needing to deal with
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Asian Stocks to Rise as Wall Street Grinds Higher: Markets Wrap
Asian equities were primed to climb Friday following gains on Wall Street that extended beyond the closing bell as Apple
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Fed to Hold Rates Steady and Brace for Trump
Federal Reserve officials are expected to leave interest rates steady this week, giving themselves more time to lower inflation and
