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The raid revealed expired meals that were set to be served on trains, raising serious concerns about food safety for ...

How can states, provinces and tribal nations manage their water resources to create jobs and attract businesses without ...

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The updated "G" logo has a gradient effect now, which could be an attempt to better sync design with the company's AI ...

A Federal Reserve official says he’s encouraged by Tuesday’s better-than-expected inflation report but, all things equal, needs to see “a lot” more like it before he would seriously ...

Pride adds that today's data is unlikely to change the Fed's plans for rate cuts. "The relative health of the labor market affords it the ability to take a patient approach as the effects of ...

The Fed risks being behind the curve when the economy turns, Bill Dudley said. The former New York Fed chief said the US-China trade deal extends tariff uncertainty, delaying action. "If the US ...

The Fed has kept interest rates on hold in the face of rising inflation risk, while many of its peers are cutting to cushion the blow from the looming growth slowdown. The Fed's cautious stance ...

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the economy may be entering a period of ‘more frequent’ supply shocks. Photo: Jim Watson/AFP/Getty Images Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the ...

To Bill Dudley, the former president of the New York Federal Reserve, this week's tariff de-escalation could create more headaches for the Fed, and cause it to mistime interest rate cuts.