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After a banner second quarter earnings season helped push stocks to new highs this summer, there is a new combination at play that could aid the bull run going into the fall — provided oil prices don’t explode above $100 a barrel and a hawkish Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh doesn’t begin a rate-hiking cycle
Washington plans to impose sanctions on another bank this week as it steps up its campaign to economically isolate Tehran amid the deadlocked truce talks, the US Treasury chief has said
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Warm weather usually drives salad sales, but consumers spooked by the ongoing cyclospora outbreaks are avoiding lettuce this summer
The chief executive of Ukraine’s leading arms company says Kyiv has “learned the hard way” that military strength is an essential precursor to diplomacy, describing deep strikes into Russian territory as a core tenet of the country’s pressure campaign
Jim Cramer named 5 investing themes and 13 stocks to buy on Thursday’s Mad Money. The picks span consumer spending, AI infrastructure, cybersecurity, mergers and acquisitions, and healthcare
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Inside a 28-story testing tower erected in the middle of the suburban town of Bristol, Connecticut, Otis engineers run elevator parts through dust chambers, humidity cells and saltwater fog machines
Norwegian troops are bringing a Viking-inspired warrior culture into their training of Ukrainian soldiers