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French President Emmanuel Macron urged Xi Jinping to use his influence with Moscow to help restore peace to Ukraine, saying the Chinese leader could bring all sides together to discuss a way to end the Russian invasion.
Mortgage rates in the US fell for a fourth straight week.
New York Republicans, whose congressional ranks swelled in the last election, are reviving plans to expand the state-and-local tax break, picking up a piece of unfinished business from Democrats that has been resisted by most in their own party.
Walmart Inc. plans to add thousands of electric-vehicle charging stations by 2030, joining a broader US push to make it easier for US motorists to pivot away from cars powered by fossil fuels.
Enbridge Inc. Chief Executive Officer Greg Ebel said the company’s oil pipeline business has plenty of growth opportunities, with output from both the Permian Basin and western Canada poised to expand in the years ahead.
As food companies try to reduce packaging waste, one of the hardest things to predict is how consumers will react.
After announcing the largest rounds of layoffs in their history, US big tech companies are now learning how difficult it is to reduce headcount in Europe.
BlackRock Inc. was hired by US regulators to help sell $114 billion in securities it amassed from failed lenders Signature Bank and Silicon Valley Bank, returning the asset-manager to its role as an adviser to the government in times of crisis.
Covid-19 isn’t “just a flu,” with a study of hospital patients finding that the virus was still 60% deadlier than influenza last winter.
