Why global bond markets are convulsing
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Yrityskylä is a ten-lesson programme where Finnish sixth graders learn how business, the economy and society work as well as how to apply for a job
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Nazi ties to Credit Suisse ran deeper than was known, hidden files reveal
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$1.22 billion Mega Millions jackpot won in California
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The Walmart effect
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Everybody loves FRED: How America fell for a data tool
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Closing asset loophole can raise $100 billion in taxes, US Treasury now says
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Non-college educated White men used to be ahead in the American economy. Now they’ve fallen behind.
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The perverse consequences of tuition-free medical school
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What’s behind the sudden surge in young Americans’ wealth?
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Norway's economy is thriving yet the krone is becoming less and less valuable. What's going on?
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Dutch will spend $2.7 billion on improving infrastructure to keep ASML
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Russian banks say yuan coffers empty, urge central bank action, while Chinese banks in Russia are avoiding currency trading for fear of secondary Western sanctions
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Small grocers feel squeezed by suppliers, and shoppers bear the pain
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China rules solar energy, but its industry at home is in trouble
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Japanese stocks rebound after global sell-off; US futures edge up
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ETF’s are eating the bond market
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Sam Altman's basic-income study is out. Here's what it found.
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Sweden paying grandparents to babysit
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Inside a violent gang's ruthless crypto-stealing home invasion spree
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Berkshire was too cheap, then too pricey
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State Farm asks for huge California home insurance rate increase, signaling financial distress
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Intuit is shutting down the personal finance service Mint and shifting users to Credit Karma
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California insurance crisis: Angry Orinda homeowners want action
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Retailers hate that you buy big things on your laptop
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Real estate agents are fleeing the field
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US FDIC chair says he’ll leave job after toxic workplace report
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Denmark's economy contracts with drop in pharma production – Danish GDP fell 1.8% in the first quarter
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There is an explosive flaw in the plan to rearm Ukraine
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US Securities and Exchange Commission opens door for Spot-Ether ETFs in landmark for crypto
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Europe’s banks find breaking up with Russia is hard to do
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Exxon Mobil is suing its shareholders to silence them about global warming
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Judge says up to twenty million fintech "depositors" are at risk from Synapse bankruptcy
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Opinion: Japan is haunted by a return to emerging-economy status
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Japan intervenes after Yen slides against the Dollar
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Two US Securities and Exchange Commission lawyers resign after agency censured for abuse of power in crypto case
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Venezuela to accelerate cryptocurrency shift as oil sanctions return
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Generation Z is unprecedentedly rich
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Rents are the Federal Reserve’s ‘biggest stumbling block’ in taming US inflation
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Gold is back — and it has a message for us
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How Hertz’s bet on Teslas went horribly sideways
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Insurers use aerial photos to check out roofs or to spot yard debris and undeclared trampolines
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Norway unveiled plans to remove a loophole used by the Nordic nation's richest – government attempts to drag more tax revenue out of the fleeing billionaires
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US Federal Reserve’s Jerome Powell ready to support job market, even if it means lingering inflation
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Memecoin trading at levels last seen before crypto bubble burst
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Millennium trader scored $40 million windfall in Egypt FX plunge
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Bitcoin tops $72,000 for the first time
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It’s me, hi, I’m the problem. I’m 33.
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Russia is burning up its future
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Egyptians are buying and selling gold just to stay afloat
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