Telecoms group seeks deal within days for debt-laden broadband provider

Traders are on the alert for signs of contagion in Europe’s government bond market after a selloff triggered memories of the region’s debt crisis 15 years ago.

Bowling has seen better days. Lucky Strike Entertainment Corp., the dominant player in the business, has lost nearly half of its market value in the past year and had the rating on its debt cut further into junk territory.

The Democratic Party has turned to so-called independent candidates in ruby-red states to overcome a weak brand and pick the Republican lock on US Senate seats. It never works and won’t this November, in part because voters, however intrigued, eventually realize there’s no such thing as an independe

America is not so exceptional any more — and the New World is becoming more like the Old

Investors are expecting sharp swings in Brazilian markets in the aftermath of Sunday’s elections no matter the outcome, with assets to adjust quickly as the neck-and-neck presidential race prevented traders from taking too strong a view in the lead up to the vote.

America’s college-age population is shrinking, putting pressure on universities with high fixed costs and fewer students to fill their campuses. Schools like Bowling Green State are responding by adding career-focused programs and trying to stand out in a crowded market, while institutions that fail

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Community leaders warn that ‘Zionism is Racism’ motion discriminates against Jewish supporters

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