A turbulent night across Washington, Brussels and Wall Street offered a snapshot of the political and economic crosscurrents shaping global markets, from Donald Trump’s search for a new Federal Reserve chair to an unprecedented US immigration raid halting construction at a massive Hyundai facility in Georgia.Trump narrows Fed chair contendersPresident…
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Stephen Miran, a Harvard-trained economist and President Donald Trump’s top economic adviser, is now up for Senate confirmation to…
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Danish offshore wind developer Orsted and the states of Rhode Island and Connecticut have filed lawsuits against the Trump…
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Thursday was a little bit of everything. France’s women’s boxing team got sidelined at the World Championships, American Eagle…