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US Eases Venezuela Oil Sanctions To Allow Trade As Iran War Drives Up Prices
US companies will be allowed to do business with Venezuela's state-owned oil and gas company after the Treasury Department eased sanctions, with some limitations, on Wednesday.
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After 'Permitting' India, US Allows Sale Of Russian Oil Already At Sea
The United States is temporarily allowing the sale of Russian oil that is at sea, the Treasury Department said Thursday, as energy prices soared after US-Israeli strikes on Iran plunged the Middle East into war.
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US Lifts Sanctions On Bosnian Serb Leader Dodik, Citing 'Defused Crisis'
The US Treasury Department on Wednesday lifted sanctions on Bosnian Serb nationalist leader Milorad Dodik, his allies, and family members and companies related to them, the Office of Foreign Assets Control announced.
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US Sanctions Over 50 Firms, Including Indian Nationals, Over Iran Oil Trade
The US Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) on Thursday announced sanctions against more than 50 individuals, entities, and vessels for facilitating Iranian oil and LPG sales and shipments from Iran.
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US Considers $1 Trump Coin To Mark 250th Independence Celebrations
The U.S. Treasury is considering making a $1 coin featuring President Donald Trump to commemorate 250 years since the declaration of American independence in 2026, it said on Friday.
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Tibet Official Gets Suspended Death Sentence Over $50-Million Bribe Case
The former Communist Party head of Tibet was handed a suspended death sentence on Wednesday for taking bribes worth almost $50 million, a court in China said.
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US Sanctions Indian National, 2 Entities For Transporting Iranian Petroleum
Jugwinder Singh Brar owns multiple shipping companies that boast a fleet of nearly 30 vessels, many of which operate as part of Iran's "shadow fleet", the US Department of the Treasury said.
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US SEC to Move Away from Requiring Crypto Firms to Register as Trading Systems, Chief Says
The acting chief of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said on Monday he has directed staff to look at ways to abandon a plan that would have widened the definition of alternative trading systems to include some cryptocurrency firms.
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US Penny Costs 4 Cents To Make. But For Souvenir Sellers, It's A Living
Donald Trump talks of big change in his second term of office. But he's not forgetting small change, either.
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Chinese Hackers Indicted In US For Treasury Breach, Other Attacks
Twelve Chinese nationals, including two public security ministry officers, have been indicted for a series of hacking attacks, including a 2024 breach of the US Treasury, the Justice Department said Wednesday.
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US Eases Venezuela Oil Sanctions To Allow Trade As Iran War Drives Up Prices
US companies will be allowed to do business with Venezuela's state-owned oil and gas company after the Treasury Department eased sanctions, with some limitations, on Wednesday.
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After 'Permitting' India, US Allows Sale Of Russian Oil Already At Sea
The United States is temporarily allowing the sale of Russian oil that is at sea, the Treasury Department said Thursday, as energy prices soared after US-Israeli strikes on Iran plunged the Middle East into war.
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US Lifts Sanctions On Bosnian Serb Leader Dodik, Citing 'Defused Crisis'
The US Treasury Department on Wednesday lifted sanctions on Bosnian Serb nationalist leader Milorad Dodik, his allies, and family members and companies related to them, the Office of Foreign Assets Control announced.
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US Sanctions Over 50 Firms, Including Indian Nationals, Over Iran Oil Trade
The US Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) on Thursday announced sanctions against more than 50 individuals, entities, and vessels for facilitating Iranian oil and LPG sales and shipments from Iran.
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US Considers $1 Trump Coin To Mark 250th Independence Celebrations
The U.S. Treasury is considering making a $1 coin featuring President Donald Trump to commemorate 250 years since the declaration of American independence in 2026, it said on Friday.
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Tibet Official Gets Suspended Death Sentence Over $50-Million Bribe Case
The former Communist Party head of Tibet was handed a suspended death sentence on Wednesday for taking bribes worth almost $50 million, a court in China said.
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US Sanctions Indian National, 2 Entities For Transporting Iranian Petroleum
Jugwinder Singh Brar owns multiple shipping companies that boast a fleet of nearly 30 vessels, many of which operate as part of Iran's "shadow fleet", the US Department of the Treasury said.
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US SEC to Move Away from Requiring Crypto Firms to Register as Trading Systems, Chief Says
The acting chief of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said on Monday he has directed staff to look at ways to abandon a plan that would have widened the definition of alternative trading systems to include some cryptocurrency firms.
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US Penny Costs 4 Cents To Make. But For Souvenir Sellers, It's A Living
Donald Trump talks of big change in his second term of office. But he's not forgetting small change, either.
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Chinese Hackers Indicted In US For Treasury Breach, Other Attacks
Twelve Chinese nationals, including two public security ministry officers, have been indicted for a series of hacking attacks, including a 2024 breach of the US Treasury, the Justice Department said Wednesday.
