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The New York politician is under fire for falsehoods that recruitment experts say should have been discovered. But résumé fakery is rampant in the corporate world as well.

(Bloomberg) — Pump prices are surging in Colorado as a prolonged outage of the state’s sole oil refinery weighs on locals and ski vacationers, with costs likely to remain elevated until after the summer peak driving season.

David Kessler, a former FDA commissioner who helped steer President Joe Biden’s Covid-19 policy, will leave the administration — as the government’s response continues to gear down amid a waning pandemic and a funding crunch.

The market is regaining its appetite for risk after a bitter 2022 as traders increasingly snap up some of last year’s biggest losers, particularly beaten down tech stocks.

It has been a dizzying start to the year for Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. investors after the company’s bankruptcy warning sparked renewed buying by retail traders and fueled a rally reminiscent of the meme-stock frenzy two years ago.

The US Supreme Court agreed to consider requiring employers to do more to accommodate the needs of religious workers, accepting an appeal from a Pennsylvania postal carrier who says he was forced out of his job for refusing to work on Sundays.

US Representative Jesus “Chuy” Garcia is making public safety in Chicago a top priority for his mayoral campaign as he seeks to replace incumbent Lori Lightfoot.

MGO Global Inc., which manages the clothing and lifestyle brand of football star Lionel Messi, plunged in its initial trading session after earlier more than tripling in price, the latest in a series of wild debuts for US small-cap listings.

Federal Reserve policy makers put markets on notice in their last meeting minutes. Runups in risky assets were a concern, fueling an “unwarranted easing in financial conditions” that bedeviled their efforts to cool inflation.

(Bloomberg) — US banks see tougher times ahead for consumers. That may not be so bad for the banks.