BRICS Is Simply Too Beautiful to Change
The acronym was simply too good to lose: BRICS.
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Bankrupt California Hospital Gets $10 Million Lifeline From State
A bankrupt California hospital will receive a $10 million loan from a new state program to aid troubled providers.
Nikki Haley Floats Raising Retirement Age to Curb Rising US Debt
Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley backed an increase in the retirement age that would be tied to life expectancy as a way to counter rising US government debt, a day after her standout performance in the first GOP debate.
Nvidia CEO Dispels Fears of a Chip Shortage Amid the AI Boom
Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang, fresh off an upbeat quarterly report that sent his company’s to a record high, dispelled one of investors’ biggest concerns: that chip production won’t keep up with demand.
Putin Bolsters Power Base After Prigozhin Dies in Jet Crash
The plane crash that killed Wagner founder Yevgeny Prigozhin restored Vladimir Putin’s reputation as Russia’s unchallengeable leader for many of the country’s elite, even as the cause of the disaster may never be fully established.
Ramaswamy-Haley Debate Feud Exposes GOP’s Foreign Policy Split
A growing rift in the Republican party over foreign policy was exposed to the harsh light of a national stage when two presidential candidates had a tense exchange over whether the US should continue supporting Ukraine.
New York’s 15 Most Anticipated Restaurants for Fall
Fried chicken, fine dining and pizza are on the menu across the city.
Fed Rate Hikes in 2024 Are ‘Not Unthinkable,’ Pimco Warns
Pacific Investment Management Co. says the Federal Reserve may not be done raising interest rates just yet.
Vice Media to Move Out of Brooklyn Offices Following Bankruptcy
Vice Media, the onetime new media darling that declared bankruptcy three months ago, is moving out of its Brooklyn offices as the company looks to save on real estate costs after a restructuring.
Wildfire Smoke Linked to Asthma Attack Spikes in the US
Smoke from Canadian wildfires that blanketed US cities this spring and summer were linked to spikes in emergency department visits for asthma in New York and other regions of the country.
