Washington Times - Business
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Speaker Johnson weathers tumultuous week, stands firm on spending deal ahead of funding deadline
House Speaker Mike Johnson opted to stick with his spending deal despite pressure from conservatives to renege, starting a sprint to avoid a...
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Wholesale inflation in U.S. declined last month, signaling that price pressures are still easing
Wholesale inflation in the United States fell for a third straight month in December, further evidence that price pressures in the economy are easing.
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Sign bearing Trump's name removed from Bronx golf course as new management takes over
On the final day of a civil fraud trial that could strip Donald Trump of his ability to do business in the state he called home for most of his...
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Hertz to sell off thousands of EVs due to exorbitant maintenance costs
Popular car rental service Hertz announced it will get rid of 20,000 electric vehicles from its fleet because of the high cost of fixing them.
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Inflation spikes in December, complicating Biden's economic pitch
Inflation accelerated in December, the Labor Department revealed Thursday, complicating President Biden's reelection argument that he has made...
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Tons of trash clogs a river in Bosnia. It's a seasonal problem that activists want an end to
With predictable seasonality, tons of garbage floats down a river at least twice a year and ends up near the eastern Bosnian town of Visegrad...
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$100 million gift from Lilly Endowment to United Negro College Fund will support HBCU endowments
The United Negro College Fund announced a donation of $100 million from the Lilly Endowment Inc., the single largest unrestricted gift to the...
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U.S. applications for jobless benefits fall to lowest level in 12 weeks
The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits inched down to its lowest level in nearly three months last week as the U.S. labor...
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U.S. inflation edges up, fueled by food and housing prices, but many other costs rise only mildly
Higher rents and food prices boosted overall U.S. inflation in December, a sign that the Federal Reserve's drive to slow inflation to its 2% target...
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A British postal scandal ruined hundreds of lives. The government plans to try to right those wrongs
U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said he will introduce measures to reverse the convictions of more than 900 Post Office branch managers wrongly...
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Microsoft allows cloud users to keep personal data within Europe to ease privacy fears
Microsoft said Thursday that it is upgrading its cloud computing service to let customers store all personal data within the European Union instead...
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Stock market today: Wall Street quiet ahead of more U.S. inflation data, corporate earnings
Markets were slow to gain traction before the open Thursday while waiting for the latest U.S. inflation data.