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Donald Trump Endorses $400 Shoes at Sneaker Con After $355 Million Ruling in Civil Fraud Lawsuit

After being forced to pay $355 million in a New York civil fraud lawsuit on February 16, former US president Donald Trump promoted Trump-branded shoes at a footwear expo in Philadelphia the following day.


Biden Admin Proposes Easing Emissions Restrictions for Cars; Will This Hurt the EV Market?

The Biden administration may stall crucial pollution restrictions on cars, hurting EV development. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) of the United States may consider easing a major climate change regulation that limits emissions from vehicles' tailpipes.

FedEx Founder Fred Smith Joins Other Business Leaders Sounding the Alarm Over Worsening US National Debt

FedEx founder Fred Smith warned that the U.S. national debt is no longer sustainable. FedEx founder Fred Smith (Frederick W. Smith) joined other business leaders in the U.

Alphabet Seeks Investor Financing for GFiber Internet Service to Expand Beyond Current Sites

Alphabet wants to seek external funding for its GFiber internet connection company to expand to other locations.


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Healthy US-China Ties No Longer Optional But 'Imperative,' Chinese Foreign Minister Says
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has emphasized the importance of establishing a correct understanding and cooperation between the United States (US) and China, saying that it is "no longer an option but an imperative" for the world.
Joe Biden Signs New Executive Order Targeting Financial Facilitators of Russia's Defense Industry
President Joe Biden has signed an executive order providing the US Treasury Department the authority to sanction financial institutions facilitating Russia's efforts to strengthen its military capabilities.
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A newly declassified US intelligence report revealed that China escalated its interference efforts in the 2022 US midterm elections because Beijing believed that President Joe Biden's administration would not retaliate.
Japan's Nippon Steel to Buy US Steel in a Deal Valued at $14.9 Billion
Japan's Nippon Steel has secured a deal to buy US Steel for $14.9 billion. Japan's Nippon Steel has secured a deal to buy US Steel for $14. 9 billion.
Donald Trump Civil Fraud Trial: Here's What to Know as Case Nears End
As former President Donald Trump's civil business fraud trial heads toward its conclusion, here's an overview of the things we learned from the proceedings.
US Treasury Department Unveils New Tax Credit Guidelines for Sustainable Aviation Fuel
The US Treasury Department has released the long-awaited guidelines for the Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) tax credits.
IMF Approves $900 Million for Ukraine as Volodymyr Zelenskyy Makes Plea for US Aid Ahead of Joe Biden Meeting
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved a $900 million disbursement for Ukraine. Amid the economic challenges intensified by its conflict with Russia, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved a $900 million disbursement for Ukraine as part of an ongoing long-term loan.
US, China Risk a 'New Cold War' as Economic and Trade Conflicts Escalate, IMF Official Warns
The US and China risk a "new Cold War" as economic and trade conflicts escalate, according to an IMF official.
Biden Under Scrutiny for Supplying Tank Shells to Israel Without Congress' Approval
The Biden administration is facing heightened scrutiny for supplying tank shells to Israel without obtaining congressional approval.
US Economy Is Still Robust With Labor Market Adding 199,000 Jobs in November
The US workforce added 199,000 jobs in November, and the unemployment rate fell to 3.7% as the world's largest economy continues to struggle with higher interest rates.
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