Hunter Boot Collapses, Blaming Brexit, Inflation and Unseasonably Warm Weather
How exactly does the maker of a simple $175 rubber boot go under?
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JPMorgan Sued by American Dream Mall Builder for Unpaid Work
The construction manager for the beleaguered American Dream mall and entertainment complex in New Jersey’s Meadowlands is suing JPMorgan Chase & Co. to recover more than $30 million of unpaid work and accrued interest for the project.
Macron and Meloni Make Up in Paris to Seek End to Tensions
Giorgia Meloni and Emmanuel Macron sought to move past months of tensions at a meeting in Paris and show that they can work together.
Australia Pressured to Use Russia War Windfall to Help Ukraine
“Aussies know a road warrior when they see one,” Ukraine’s Defense Department said earlier this month in a video posted to social media urging Australia to send over more tanks.
Titanic Explorer Says Two Likely Disaster Causes Are Survivable. One Is Not
The submersible vessel that vanished during a dive to the Titanic shipwreck may have experienced one of the so-called trinity of disasters that all such expeditions seek to avoid: a hull breach, a fire or an entanglement.
Fed Is Rethinking How It Supervises Banks. One Option: Hire Behavioral Scientists
The US Federal Reserve is weighing whether to bring on some unconventional employees to help improve bank oversight: behavioral scientists.
Cantor Adds Two Seaport Executives to Hybrid/Preferreds Unit
Cantor Fitzgerald LP hired two senior executives from Seaport Global Securities for its hybrid/preferred team.
Anxiety Is Being Overlooked by Doctors, Expert Panel Says
Doctors should ask adult patients about signs of anxiety, an often-undiagnosed condition that can disrupt lives, US government experts said.
Biden Backs Effort to Crack Down on Cable and Satellite ‘Junk Fees’
US President Joe Biden voiced support for regulations that would require cable and satellite TV providers to give consumers an all-in price for video service rather than laying on hidden “junk” fees.
Lockheed Is Paying Millions for Overruns on Pentagon’s Missile Defense Radar
Lockheed Martin Corp. is absorbing millions of dollars in cost overruns on the Pentagon’s new land-based radar for detecting incoming ballistic missiles.
