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An ongoing government shutdown won’t torpedo fledgling momentum in the IPO market, Lynn Martin said at Semafor's World Economy Summit.
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John Hancock to offer cancer detection tests to retirement clients
The life insurer extends plan to encourage healthy behavior as it warns that Americans are unprepared for lengthening lifespans.
China rare earth export curbs a ‘lose-lose’ for everyone, Spain economy minister says
"We are very concerned because of the potential impact" of the growing US-China trade spat, Carlos Cuerpo said at Semafor’s World Economy Summit.
Washington business lobby group pushes for US-Africa minerals finance
The US Chamber of Commerce said American government bodies must be allowed to take more equity stakes in African mining projects.
Dubai court rejects billionaire's claim of signature-forging contest
B.R. Shetty was once heralded as a UAE success story, building NMC into the country’s biggest health care group before its collapse.
Oman bets on luxury tourism with $520M 'wellness village'
While Saudi Arabia and the UAE race to attract tens of millions of visitors, smaller neighbors like Oman are focusing on exclusivity.
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Chuck Todd Admits Class Warfare Defeated Republicans In 2012
Trump hosts Milei as Washington preps Argentina bailout
The rare intervention is aimed at boosting a collapsing peso and calming market volatility ahead of Argentina’s midterm elections.
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Rural areas lag behind in cancer treatment and prevention – even as rich, urban areas increasingly leave dying from cancer in the rearview
Why states are walking back their own climate and energy laws, and what they could do instead
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