(Reuters) – U.S. bond funds suffered big outflows in the week to April 19 on expectations that the Federal Reserve would continue to hike interest rates to tackle inflationary pressures.…
BERLIN (Reuters) – German business activity expanded for a third month running in April, boosted by a services sector revival that more than offset a manufacturing decline in Europe’s largest…
By Jason Xue and Summer Zhen SHANGHAI/HONG KONG (Reuters) – Chinese asset managers are rushing to launch funds to woo investors into state-owned firms, whose shares have surged this year…
By Dave Sherwood HAVANA (Reuters) – Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov met on Thursday with Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel and Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez in Havana, the latest in a…
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ – The Atlantic City Police Department (ACPD) is actively seeking the public’s assistance in identifying a group of male suspects involved in an attempted carjacking that occurred…
Top Senate Democrat Suggests Leveraging Funding To Drive Supreme Court Ethics Reform Katelynn Richardson on April 3, 2023 Senate Appropriations subcommittee chair Democratic Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen intends to…
By Ronald Popeski and Lidia Kelly (Reuters) – The West is trying to drive a wedge between Russia and China by talking about their unequal relations and Moscow’s dependence on…
By Hyunjoo Jin and Akash Sriram SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Tesla Inc investors are waiting to see how much Elon Musk’s price cuts will pay off: the electric vehicle (EV)…
By Alexandra Ulmer and Jason Lange (Reuters) – Less than two hours after news of his indictment broke, former President Donald Trump appealed to supporters to help with his legal…
‘Temporary Band Aid’: Biden’s Student Loan Plans Could Drive The US Toward Recession, Fiscal Watchdog Argues Alexa Schwerha on March 23, 2023 Biden’s plan to cancel student loans and cut…
By Katie Paul (Reuters) – A veteran Meta advertising product executive will leave the company in May, according to an internal announcement seen by Reuters, amid a months-long pruning of…
BEIJING (Reuters) – China is launching an annual recruitment of college graduates in large and midsize cities, the official Xinhua news agency said on Sunday, as authorities double down on…
(Reuters) – Earnings of U.S. auto dealers have eased over the past few months from record levels hit in 2022 as margins came under pressure from high interest rates and…
MILAN (Reuters) – Stellantis said on Tuesday it will invest a total of $155 million in three plants located in Kokomo, Indiana, to produce new electric drive modules (EDM) that…
STAFFORD TOWNSHIP, NJ – Workers at the Barlow GMC car dealership in Stafford Township realized something was wrong after 47-year-old Barnegat man Jason DeAngelo took a GMC Sierra for a…
PARIS (Reuters) – French jet engine maker Safran on Friday backed plans by Airbus to raise its core single-aisle production above 65 jets a month, but warned that fragile global…
MUMBAI (Reuters) – The Indian economy could see another bout of inflation as the rural demand revives and the informal sector recovers from the pandemic-lows, economists at HSBC Securities and…
BANGKOK (Reuters) – Thailand’s economy is recovering slowly but steadily, boosted by a rebound in a vital tourism sector that will remain the key driver of growth this year, its…
By Lizbeth Diaz MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – The number of Ecuadorians braving the trek north to Mexico in hopes of reaching the United States jumped exponentially last year amid a…
By Brian Benza GABORONE (Reuters) – Botswana expects economic growth of 4% this year while targeting medium-term growth of 5.7%, and the government plans to ramp up infrastructure investment, its…
PASADENA, MD – An intoxicated man got testy with his friends after they tried to prevent him from driving under the influence. On Monday, at approximately 7:30 p.m., officers responded…
(Reuters) – JPMorgan Chase & Co has set aside at least $10 billion to back its foray into the world of direct lending, a person with knowledge of the matter…
By Michael S. Derby NEW YORK (Reuters) – A recent uptick in borrowing at a central bank facility that has historically provided emergency credit is likely tied to small bank…