Maryland’s Wes Moore Frames Abortion Access as Economic Issue
Wes Moore, the former CEO of Robin Hood, is considered a rising star in the Democratic party
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EU Regulators to Rethink Liquidity After Credit Suisse Unravels
The rapidly unfolding crises of confidence at Credit Suisse Group AG and Silicon Valley Bank are prompting some regulators gathered at the European Central Bank to rethink their treatment of liquidity risk.
Ghana Power Firms Reject Move to Restructure $1.4 Billion Debt
A group of Ghana’s independent power producers has rejected a proposal from the government to include $1.4 billion in arrears as part of the nation’s external debt restructure, while pushing authorities to honor payments that start coming due Friday.
US Seeks Exemption From EU Carbon Border Levy to End Tariff Dispute
The US has asked for its steel and aluminum exports to be exempt from the European Union’s carbon border levy, complicating work on a broader metals accord that could lead to the allies reimposing billions of dollars in tariffs and retaliatory measures on each other’s goods.
Biden Goes Quiet on Banking Crisis, Calls on Congress to Act
As the global banking crisis stretches into its third week, President Joe Biden has turned to a familiar playbook — lay low and point the finger at Congress.
Long Covid Risk Factors Are Tied to Gender, Age and Weight
Women, overweight people and those above age 40 are among the groups that have a greater risk of developing long Covid, according to a report published Thursday that makes the case for better pandemic treatment and support.
FSB’s Knot Wonders Why Credit Suisse Shareholders Got Paid
Dutch central bank chief Klaas Knot said he’s been left wondering why the Swiss allowed shareholders to get any money out of Credit Suisse Group AG, and will seek answers at future meetings with counterparts.
US New-Home Sales Unexpectedly Rise, Showing Some Stabilization
Sales of new US homes unexpectedly rose in February after a downward revision to the prior month, suggesting the housing market is beginning to stabilize after a tumultuous year.
Neptune Energy Pushes On With $5 Billion Sale as Eni Cools
Neptune Energy Group Ltd. is moving ahead with plans for a sale after talks about a takeover by Italian energy group Eni SpA cooled, people with knowledge of the matter said.
Finnish Businessman Joins the Bidding War for Manchester United
Finnish entrepreneur Thomas Zilliacus emerged as a surprise bidder for Manchester United Plc Thursday, saying he would give the team’s fans an equal say on all issues that relate to the football decisions at the club.
