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The European Union is launching a new initiative to assist cities like Florence in enforcing stricter regulations on short-term holiday rentals, a move that signals a significant escalation in the bloc’s effort to curb the impact …
The Biden administration’s decision to revoke a key license for Venezuelan oil operations has now been overshadowed by a separate Trump-era deal that …
The sharp rise in government bond yields over the past year is imposing a material and underappreciated burden on public finances in advanced economie…
The Federal Reserve has long used its annual Jackson Hole symposium to signal major policy shifts, and this year may prove no different. Kevin Warsh, …
Glencore is facing a $1.4 billion lawsuit from Radiant, a Singapore-based iron ore trader that has been battling a severe liquidity crisis. The legal …
Jane Street, one of the world’s most successful and secretive quantitative trading firms, is facing a reckoning. As the firm has grown in both size an…
Companies that adopted Bitcoin as a primary corporate treasury asset have seen their combined market value fall by roughly $80 billion as the strategy…
The Financial Times website was inaccessible to some users on Tuesday, blocked by a security verification process flagging an “incorrect device time” …
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The market capitalization of companies that hold significant Bitcoin reserves has collectively fallen by approximately $80 billion, marking a dramatic…
The European Union is launching a new initiative to assist cities like Florence in enforcing stricter regulations on short-term holiday rentals, a mov…
Iceland has formally rejected the prospect of opening European Union accession talks, after a tightly contested referendum delivered a “no” vote again…
The Biden administration’s decision to grant Chevron a license to resume limited oil production in Venezuela has been met with a rare wave of bipartis…
Europe’s largest oil and gas companies are quietly engineering a structural shift in the industry by spinning off their mature, hi…
01The death toll from devastating floods and landslides in Nepal has surpassed 700, with more than 3,000 people still missing as res…
01The Biden administration’s recent oil-for-debt deal with Venezuela has drawn sharp censure from across the country’s political spe…
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01The Swiss wealth management industry is pressing the government to postpone the introduction of a central register of ultimate com…
01The Biden administration’s decision to allow Chevron to resume limited oil production in Venezuela has drawn condemnation from bot…
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