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Sari Fishman: A Glimpse at the Moment of Convergence By the time you encounter her—kneeling in the water, her body arched backward, an…
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A Tidal Wave of Change Is Headed for the U.S. Economy
When the Covid pandemic hit, factories in China shut down and global shipping traffic slowed. Within a matter of a few weeks, products…
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Why OPEC Plus Is Increasing Oil Supplies Despite Falling Prices
Oil prices are falling. Economists are cutting forecasts for global economic growth. Oil giants are reporting lower profits. But on…
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Cubs Predicted to Acquire $56 Million 'Workhorse' At Trade Deadline
By Aaliyan Mohammed is a Newsweek contributor based in Atlanta, GA. His focus is MLB content. Aaliyan has been with Newsweek since 2024…
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Chandra Holt: Fired Kohl's CEO Ashley Buchanan Posted Video of His Lover on LinkedIn Three Months Ago that Exposed His Relationship
The former CEO of Kohl's, who was fired for his 'highly unusual' relationship with a vendor, accidentally left proof of their personal…
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Warren Buffett’s favourite valuation indicator flashes buy signal
A key valuation metric touted by legendary investor Warren Buffett is signalling that equities are relatively cheap, bolstering the case…
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Gold Rebounds Following Two-Week Low as Investors Eye Payroll Data
Gold prices experienced a surge on Friday, bouncing back from a two-week low that was recorded in the previous session. This rise in gold…
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JetZero’s triangle-shaped jet on track to fly by late 2027
JetZero, the startup aiming to take on planemakers Airbus and Boeing, is on track to fly the first full-scale model of its manta…
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Hong Kong buys US dollars to maintain FX peg in first since 2020
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) bought US dollars to cap the gains of the city’s currency, the first such intervention since 2020.…
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Cyberattacks blight Britain's retailers as M&S, Co-op's systems' breached
Britain’s Marks & Spencer (M&S) entered a second week unable to take online orders on Friday (May 2) following a major cyberattack, while…
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Europe: Shares rise as markets cheer signs of easing Sino-US tensions, US jobs data
European shares surged on Friday (May 2), capping off a week filled with earnings across the continent, as signs of a potential…
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US: Wall Street stocks buoyed by strong economic data, possible US-China trade talks
Wall Street stocks advanced on Friday (May 2), notching the second straight week of gains, helped by strong economic data and potential…
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Tesla investor says Elon Musk could be behind report he's getting ousted
Tesla investor Ross Gerber told Newsweek that he believes Elon Musk could be behind The Wall Street Journal report that the…
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Young Entrepreneurs: The New American Dream
The landscape of entrepreneurship is shifting dramatically, especially among the younger generations. The American Dream, once defined by…
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Innovative Fashion Agent Empowers Shopping Discovery
This article summarizes a detailed conversation between a prominent investor and a successful founder. The discussion covers the origin…
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Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock Reunite for Romance Thriller
Entertainment gossip and news from Newsweek's network of contributors Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock famously helped catapult each…
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Leave ‘Affluenza’ to the Left
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May 2, 2025, 11:22 a.m. ET The proposal aims to slash the budget for the National Science Foundation by more than 50 percent, to $3.9…
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TikTok fined 530 million euros in EU over China data transfer
TikTok was hit with a massive EU fine of 530 million euros (S$779 million) on Friday (May 2), accused of sending personal data of…
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Nvidia is working on China-tailored chips again after US export ban: The Information
The chip giant has told customers that a sample of the new chip will be available as soon as June Nvidia has told some of its biggest…
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US: Wall Street opens higher on tariff, jobs data optimism
stock indexes opened higher on Friday (May 2), as signs of a de-escalation in the trade war with China and a stronger-than-expected jobs…
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Solid Jobs Report Reinforces Fed’s Patient Approach to Interest Rate Cuts
A solid labor market has for months given the Federal Reserve comfort that it could hold off on interest rate cuts until it had more…
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'I was born Ivorian' - bank boss barred from running for president tells BBC
Tidjane Thiam, a former international banker and the leader of Ivory Coast's main opposition party, has told the BBC that he will not give…
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U.S. added 177K jobs in April; strong report buoys markets
The U.S. added 177,000 in April and the unemployment rate was unchanged at 4.2%, the government said in a stronger-than-expected report.…