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Amazon Web Services will offer the startup’s products to its customers and run its next large language tool

In the realm of global economic policy, Friday Nov. 13, 2020, was meant to be about hope  — not the trigger for another pandemic-era fright.

Canadian consumer price pressures eased in January, leaving the Bank of Canada some room to hold interest rates at current levels next month even after a blockbuster jobs report.

A top Treasury Department official warned companies in China and around the world that they will be punished if they keep doing business with Russia in violation of US sanctions, as the Biden administration looks to sever President Vladimir Putin’s financial lifeline with the conflict heading into its second year.

Amazon.com Inc.’s AWS has enlisted phone companies including T-Mobile US Inc. and parent Deutsche Telekom AG as partners to offer private wireless services to businesses.

Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt said the fall in energy prices won’t benefit the UK’s public finances, even though it lowers the cost of helping households with their utility bills.

Credit Suisse Group AG slumped to a record low on a report that the chairman is facing a probe over comments he made that the firm had put a stop to huge client outflows after a run of share declines.

Cost overruns and a culture of risk aversion underscore the problems at the Pentagon.

US Supreme Court justices across the political spectrum — from Samuel Alito to Ketanji Brown Jackson — uttered the words “I’m confused” during the early part of arguments over upending the internet’s foundational law.

Such credentials in the wrong hands could be dangerous, experts say, potentially allowing physical access to data centers. The affected data center operators say the stolen information didn’t pose risks for customer IT systems.