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The U.S. economy may be cooling off as federal data Tuesday show job openings declined dramatically in February to a two-year low....Read More

A temporary deal ensures that crude oil exports from the Kurdish north of Iraq can resume, the president of the regional government said Tuesday....Read More

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday asked Florida’s inspector general to get involved in the ongoing dispute between the Walt Disney Co. and the state....Read More

Dutch commodity trader Vitol said Monday it delivered the first-ever cargo of liquefied natural gas sourced from the United States to a terminal in Finland....Read More

U.S. carmaker Ford said Monday it set aside more than $50 billion for electric vehicles and battery components, with a goal of 2 million in production runs for EVs by 2026....Read More

Brent, the global benchmark for the price of oil, could easily top $100 per barrel in the wake of an OPEC-led decision to cut crude oil production come May, a consultant group said Monday....Read More

Thousands of protesters flooded streets in Portugal to demonstrate against an escalating housing crisis in one of Europe’s poorest countries....Read More

Inflation for the euro area was estimated to be 6.9% in March, about 1.5% below the rate from February, data from the European Union’s statistic’s office showed Friday, though a less-volatile reading was a concern....Read More

The latest data on inflation in the U.S. economy shows obvious progress, though there’s more work yet to do, President Joe Biden said Friday....Read More

Retail gasoline prices are on the rise as broader markets start to breathe a sigh of relief over recent concerns about the health of the global financial sector, analysts said....Read More