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Interest rates and costs are still rising, and a possible recession is looming, making companies wary about expansion as states compete for jobs and business.
The jobs market is defying a weak economy and the war for talent will help separate the leaders and laggards in CNBC's annual Top States for Business rankings.
Former U.K. prime minister Boris Johnson intentionally misled parliament over illegal Covid-19 lockdown parties held during his tenure, a parliamentary committee said Thursday.
The league is borrowing $78 million from a syndicate of Black- and minority-owned banks and financial institutions in a bid to juice community lending.
According to a report by investment migration consultancy Henley & Partners, China is expected to lose the largest number of dollar millionaires this year due to migration.
French President Emmanuel Macron called for "global regulation" around artificial intelligence, even as the European Union pushes forward with its own laws.
Gates tweeted saying he had landed in Beijing to "visit with partners" working on global health and development challenges for the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Authorities have started to loosen monetary policy in a bid to support growth, although broader measures aren't expected until top leaders hold a regular meeting in late July.
Chinese electric car brand Xpeng announced Thursday it received approval to start rolling out assisted driving tech to users in the nation's capital city.