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The Biden administration announced it would buy non-US-made EV chargers to quickly build an EV charger infrastructure, after having boasted about a 'made-in-America' network.

The latest inflation data has Goldman Sachs expecting three more interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve of 25 basis points each this year.

The Netherlands' request to purchase 20 HIMARS artillery systems plus ammunition and technical support from the U.S. for $670 million was approved Thursday.

The CEO of Norfolk Southern told East Palestine residents that the company will "help make things right" after a train carrying toxic substances derailed in the Ohio community.

Bitcoin, a digital asset and cryptocurrency, has risen to a six-month high as investors gravitate back to more riskier assets.

A panel urged the FDA to give final approval to a plan that would make Narcan, the nasal version of the overdose-reversal drug naloxone, available over the counter.

Exporters based in Vietnam are concerned about violating a U.S. ban on imports from China's Xinjiang region which aims to block goods made with Uyghur forced labor.

Twitter has updated its policies to allow cannabis companies to advertise on the platform, becoming the first major social media company to roll out the option.

Initial public offerings (IPO) were down in 2022 amid inflationary pressures and economic downturn, and experts don’t predict the market to improve in 2023.

Glencore had one of its greatest years on record, cutting debt to $75 million from $6 billion, and returning $7.1 billion to shareholders, as demand soars.

The SEC proposed a rule that would broaden regulations requiring investment advisors to securely store clients' assets with a qualified custodian to cover crypto assets.

Elon Musk addressed the 2023 World Government Summit on Wednesday to tell the audience not to purse cooperation to the point that all civilizations are inseparably linked.

The Environmental Protection Agency outlined plans for a $27 billion "green bank" to promote clean energy, which Republicans warned will be ripe for fraud and waste.

Burger King gets a new CEO, Joshua Kobza, in an attempt to reclaim the penultimate burger fast food spot. Kobza was the COO who has also served as CFO and CTO.

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg warned that Ukraine is using ammunition at a faster pace than allies can supply it as the defense industry moves to increase production.

Rep. Mike Turner, R-Ohio, called out Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg for not responding to the Ohio train derailment that released toxic chemicals.

President Biden is appointing two top economic advisors for his administration on Tuesday amid economic uncertainty and high rates of inflation in January.

Ford will cut around 3,800 jobs in product development and administration in Europe as the U.S. automaker cuts global costs to expand more in electric vehicle market.

The latest read on consumer prices showed a mixed bag presenting more challenges for Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell as the central bank looks to combat high inflation.

SEC’s new disclosure requirements start on April 1 for most U.S.-listed companies. Will make it more difficult to use planned stock sales to conduct insider trading.