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Chancellor’s handling of reshuffle fuels dissent within his own party

Citigroup Inc.’s traders are betting the Federal Reserve will leave rates unchanged this week, even as the swap markets assign a more than one-in-three chance of a quarter-point hike.

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Goldman Sachs to buy Numantec from White Bridge, other existing investors

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As corporate bonds become less reliable at protecting against market shocks, investors are looking to asset-backed finance as an alternative source of stability, according to Carlyle Group.

Shares of meatpackers Tyson Foods Inc. and JBS NV surged after the US said it would resume cattle shipments from Mexico, easing a domestic shortage that has led to higher costs for their animals.

On July 24, Scowcroft Center acting senior director and senior fellow Tressa Guenov was quoted in The Washington Examiner on the costs of war, arguing that that wars almost always cost more than expected, with expenses extending beyond immediate combat to include long-term impacts on readiness, forc

The normally idyllic landscapes of rural France and Spain now look closer to hell. Multiple aggressive wildfires have been sweeping through regions of both countries for weeks, filling the skies with toxic smoke, endangering lives and stretching firefighting services.