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Federal Court Rules Lisa Cook Can Stay On Fed Board Amid Legal Battle
A federal court ruled Tuesday that embattled Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook can remain in her position while she fights President Donald Trump's efforts to fire her.
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Gold Hits Record, Stocks Diverge As Trump Fuels Fed Fears
Gold reached $3,500 an ounce for the first time Tuesday as US President Donald Trump's tariffs and verbal assault on the Federal Reserve prompted investors to snap up the safe-haven asset.
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Dollar Steady, Bitcoin Holds Gains Ahead of Expected Spot ETF Approval
A decline in US consumer inflation expectations kept the dollar rally in check on Tuesday as traders reaffirmed their bets for a slew of Federal Reserve rate cuts this year.
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Bitcoin Holds Above $20,000 After Temporarily Slipping Below the Mark on Tuesday
Cryptocurrencies mostly advanced in the last 24 hours, recovering a bit through early Wednesday, as financial markets globally digested US Federal Reserve's hawkish commentary on taming inflation.
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"Computer Issue" Grounds Southwest Airlines In US: Regulator
US carrier Southwest Airlines grounded its flights on Tuesday due to a problem with its reservation system, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said.
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Booking.com Wins at US Supreme Court in Bid to Trademark Its Name
The travel reservation company Booking.com, a unit of Booking Holdings, deserves to be able to trademark its name, the US Supreme Court decided on Tuesday, overruling a federal agency that found it too generic to merit protection.
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US Leads Global Fight Against Coronavirus Economic Threat
The US Federal Reserve on Tuesday led the global charge in response to the growing economic risk posed by the new coronavirus, announcing an emergency interest rate cut after the UN health agency said the world has entered "uncharted territory."
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US Senate Confirms Jerome Powell As Next Chairman Of Federal Reserve
The Senate on Tuesday confirmed Jerome Powell as the next chairman of the Federal Reserve, overwhelmingly voting President Donald Trump's nominee to a 4-year term as one of the world's most powerful stewards of the global economy.
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'Dr Doom' Commentator Marc Faber Faces Backlash Over Race Comments
Marc Faber, the Swiss investor based in Thailand, provoked a backlash from business television and investment management firms on Tuesday after comments in his latest newsletter suggested the United States had only prospered because it was settled by white people
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Hillary Clinton Slams Donald Trump For Commenting On Federal Reserve Policies
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton criticized Republican rival Donald Trump on Tuesday for making comments about Federal Reserve policies, which she said should be off-limits for US presidents and presidential candidates.
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US Regulators, FBI Warn Banks On Cyber Threat After Bangladesh Heist
U.S. regulators on Tuesday told banks to review the cyber security they have in place to protect against fraudulent money transfers and other threats to a global payments network, months after hackers stole $81 million from the Bangladesh central bank's account at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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For Barack Obama, Post-White House Future Includes a Drink in a Coconut
President Barack Obama said on Tuesday that he has big plans for working with young Americans after he leaves office in early 2017 - but first, he will take time to kick back.
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US launches new $100 banknote
The United States launches on Tuesday a new $100 bill that comes with, for the iconic greenback, a new touch of color, as well as special features to foil counterfeiters.
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Fed says internal site breached by hackers, no critical functions affected
The Federal Reserve said on Tuesday that one of its internal websites had been briefly breached by hackers, though no critical functions of the US central bank were affected by the intrusion.
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Federal Court Rules Lisa Cook Can Stay On Fed Board Amid Legal Battle
A federal court ruled Tuesday that embattled Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook can remain in her position while she fights President Donald Trump's efforts to fire her.
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Gold Hits Record, Stocks Diverge As Trump Fuels Fed Fears
Gold reached $3,500 an ounce for the first time Tuesday as US President Donald Trump's tariffs and verbal assault on the Federal Reserve prompted investors to snap up the safe-haven asset.
-
Dollar Steady, Bitcoin Holds Gains Ahead of Expected Spot ETF Approval
A decline in US consumer inflation expectations kept the dollar rally in check on Tuesday as traders reaffirmed their bets for a slew of Federal Reserve rate cuts this year.
-
Bitcoin Holds Above $20,000 After Temporarily Slipping Below the Mark on Tuesday
Cryptocurrencies mostly advanced in the last 24 hours, recovering a bit through early Wednesday, as financial markets globally digested US Federal Reserve's hawkish commentary on taming inflation.
-
"Computer Issue" Grounds Southwest Airlines In US: Regulator
US carrier Southwest Airlines grounded its flights on Tuesday due to a problem with its reservation system, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said.
-
Booking.com Wins at US Supreme Court in Bid to Trademark Its Name
The travel reservation company Booking.com, a unit of Booking Holdings, deserves to be able to trademark its name, the US Supreme Court decided on Tuesday, overruling a federal agency that found it too generic to merit protection.
-
US Leads Global Fight Against Coronavirus Economic Threat
The US Federal Reserve on Tuesday led the global charge in response to the growing economic risk posed by the new coronavirus, announcing an emergency interest rate cut after the UN health agency said the world has entered "uncharted territory."
-
US Senate Confirms Jerome Powell As Next Chairman Of Federal Reserve
The Senate on Tuesday confirmed Jerome Powell as the next chairman of the Federal Reserve, overwhelmingly voting President Donald Trump's nominee to a 4-year term as one of the world's most powerful stewards of the global economy.
-
'Dr Doom' Commentator Marc Faber Faces Backlash Over Race Comments
Marc Faber, the Swiss investor based in Thailand, provoked a backlash from business television and investment management firms on Tuesday after comments in his latest newsletter suggested the United States had only prospered because it was settled by white people
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Hillary Clinton Slams Donald Trump For Commenting On Federal Reserve Policies
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton criticized Republican rival Donald Trump on Tuesday for making comments about Federal Reserve policies, which she said should be off-limits for US presidents and presidential candidates.
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US Regulators, FBI Warn Banks On Cyber Threat After Bangladesh Heist
U.S. regulators on Tuesday told banks to review the cyber security they have in place to protect against fraudulent money transfers and other threats to a global payments network, months after hackers stole $81 million from the Bangladesh central bank's account at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
-
For Barack Obama, Post-White House Future Includes a Drink in a Coconut
President Barack Obama said on Tuesday that he has big plans for working with young Americans after he leaves office in early 2017 - but first, he will take time to kick back.
-
US launches new $100 banknote
The United States launches on Tuesday a new $100 bill that comes with, for the iconic greenback, a new touch of color, as well as special features to foil counterfeiters.
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Fed says internal site breached by hackers, no critical functions affected
The Federal Reserve said on Tuesday that one of its internal websites had been briefly breached by hackers, though no critical functions of the US central bank were affected by the intrusion.
