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Daniel Fried, former US ambassador to Poland, said 'Iranians have little incentive in the near term' to allow the Strait of Hormuz to open and that a solution to the conflict will require patience. Fried, who also served as the assistant Secretary of State for Europe, also said that when it comes to

Vietnam's economy is on a roll. Hanoi, basking in the kind of praise that Southeast Asian peers won prior to the region’s financial crisis in the 1990s, wants still more rapid growth. But leaders should be careful — such enthusiasm might well hasten the boom's undoing.

SA analyst upgrades/downgrades: MU, GS, DDOG, GWRE

Nike pulls back on its small neighborhood store concept

Cinemark joins AMC and Regal in backing Paramount-Warner merger

Analysis-ABC says intimidation by Trump’s FCC forced programming changes

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China debuts offshore government bond futures to promote yuan use

When leaders like Russian President Vladimir Putin embrace an ideology of national group destruction, history offers little reason to believe they can be persuaded to abandon that objective, writes Kristina Hook. The post Russian atrocities in Ukraine are escalating and demand urgent action appeared