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The Intercept and press groups allege a 'corrupt and unconstitutional' scheme to give Wall Street a head start on market-moving presidential posts.

The Intercept and press groups allege a 'corrupt and unconstitutional' scheme to give Wall Street a head start on market-moving presidential posts.

US 10- and 30-year debt yields hit levels not seen since the 2007 financial crisis, with inflation fears, record supply, and geopolitics rattling markets worldwide.

Consumer prices show slowest annual gain in months, offering some relief but grocery bills and rent keep pressure on households and the Fed.

Wall Street swings between records and retreats as investors parse AI earnings, inflation data, and Middle East tensions.

Record UAE shipments, dark-transit tanker tactics, and new pipelines mark a strategic shift in Middle East energy exports.

Singapore state investor's reported entry into Korean chip giants lifts KOSPI, but peak memory fears and dividend demands cloud the AI boom.

Defense minister hints at arrangement, but Washington and Tehran show no give; China pushes for talks.

The private equity giant's largest US sports investment marks a new era of Wall Street involvement in baseball, with earlier talks reported at $3 billion.

From India to Oklahoma, governments and companies are racing to secure supply chains for critical magnets as Beijing tightens controls.

Inflows surge after hardware wallet breach even as BTC price craters; analysts split on whether hack drove demand or ETFs are maturing.