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Russia has charged a US citizen with espionage, the Tass state news agency said, the latest in a rising wave of spy cases.

A fresh bout of US regulatory scrutiny is setting off a hiring spree at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. as the company’s leaders seek to remediate issues raised by banking supervisors.

US stocks fell for the third straight day as a global bond market selloff intensified and tamped down enthusiasm for growth-oriented tech giants.

Sticker shock isn’t slowing Americans’ fervor for weight-loss drugs as a new analysis finds the drugs can cost five times as much — or more — in the US than they do elsewhere in the world.

Ron DeSantis’s allies consider entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, who is edging closer to the Florida governor for the number two spot in the Republican presidential field, as vulnerable for his ties to China and willingness to join a trans-Pacific trade deal.

LL Flooring Holdings Inc. shares slumped Thursday after its founder withdrew his proposal to buy the flooring business, ending what was a second takeover attempt in four years.

The fresh boom in stock options that expire within 24 hours has grabbed all the attention on Wall Street trading desks — spurring a Goldman Sachs Group Inc. warning that the activity is fueling the recent market selloff.

Broadcom Inc. has secured up to $28.4 billion in new debt commitments to fund its purchase of VMware Inc. and replace a shorter-term loan it had snagged as it awaits regulatory approval for the deal.

Petroleos Mexicanos shelved plans to raise at least $1 billion in an asset-backed debt deal structured by Goldman Sachs Group Inc. as the world’s most-indebted oil driller seeks to avoid short-term borrowing this year.