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Singapore thrived by bypassing chokepoints, and may struggle as they proliferate
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Andy Burnham and John Healey can’t keep putting off the big stuff forever, but it makes sense to use political breathing space if you can
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AI mining corporate chatter may give investors the edge to bet on geopolitics before the rest of the market catches on
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For a while last year, the US stock market would pay $2 for $0 worth of Bitcoin.
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Webull is launching its own US dollar-backed stablecoin, Webull Dollar ($WUSD), on the Solana blockchain, expanding its push into digital assets and blockchain-based payments. bloomfield.news/news/article…
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Israel's election was a referendum on Netanyahu. The result — a win among Jewish voters but not when Arab parties are included — creates a binary choice for the nation's democracy
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Australia is a chilling preview of how the data center buildout can unwind, writes @shuli_ren. Investors need to start getting their hands dirty
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The DOJ's latest charges against former FBI Director James Comey are fatally flawed — but the department is either too incompetent to realize that or too dishonest to care, says @barbmcquade
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JetBlue calmed investors with its glass-half-full pitch, but they should prepare for turbulence, @tomwblack says
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Yes, Americans are dissatisfied with the current administration's economic policies, says @keds_economist, but they're also dissatisfied with the current organization of the US economy
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Eni is discussing a potential valuation of as much as €13 billion including debt for its Plenitude renewables arm as it gathers bids for a stake in the business
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A day after Colombia’s president accused the central bank of economic sabotage for its refusal to cut interest rates, bank Governor Leonardo Villar said that dealing with political pressure is “part of the job”
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Vehicle buyers in Canada are trying to beat the price hikes of a trade war, as Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government prepares to strike back against the latest import taxes from the White House.
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