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Argentina’s fight to prevent its problematic currency from a total meltdown is leaving the central bank, by some estimates, broke.

There’s been little progress so far in Washington, but optimists are hopeful that the US can avoid default

The European Central Bank has only a “marginal” distance left to cover in raising interest rates to combat inflation, according to Governing Council member Francois Villeroy de Galhau, who sounded a more cautious tone on future monetary tightening than some of his colleagues.

As US drug shortages hit a five-year high and concerns mount about the safety of medicines, the Biden administration has quietly assembled a team to address chronic problems hurting America’s drug supply.

Apple Inc.’s top executive in charge of its video and sports businesses is departing, according to people familiar with the matter, reshuffling a services division that has fueled much of the company’s growth in recent years.

The head of Wall Street’s main regulator says a US default could cause deep and lasting damage to markets.

The Archbishop of Canterbury denounced Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s immigration legislation as “morally unacceptable” and a threat to the UK’s reputation, in an unusually blunt rebuke against a key government policy by England’s top religious leader.

Brookfield Asset Management Ltd.’s real estate assets dropped about 5% in the first quarter as the value of some properties fell.