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The Fed's Charles Evans said he remains "cautiously optimistic" that the U.S. economy can avoid a recession provided there are no further external shocks.

The company on Friday said corporate workers would be required to return to physical locations at least three days a week, beginning later this year.

NASA rolled back the SLS rocket into the mammoth Vehicle Assembly Building for protection at Kennedy Space Center ahead of potential impact from Hurricane Ian.

Peter Coker Sr., 80, was arrested Monday in North Carolina in the alleged deli scheme. His Hong Kong-based son was also charged and remains at large.

Bitcoin briefly topped $20,000 on Tuesday, hitting its highest level in the more than a week, but is still struggling to break out of its tight trading range.

The food court combo has remained the same price since 1985.

Nexo's bank license will bring users enhanced legal safeguards and help it expand its footprint in the U.S., the company said.

China accused the U.S. National Security Agency of carrying out an attack on a university allowing the American hackers to break into the country's infrastructure.

FTX, the bitcoin exchange founded by billionaire Sam Bankman-Fried, is set to buy Voyager Digital's assets after winning a bankruptcy auction.

Netflix announced it will be opening an internal game studio in Finland as the streaming giant tries to boost its gaming audience.

The changing market conditions has led some lenders to change their product offerings.

Do Kwon, the founder of Terraform Labs, said is he making "zero effort to hide" from South Korean authorities who are seeking his arrest after the terraUSD collapse.

A so-called "mini-budget" by the U.K.'s new government has sparked an extreme market reaction.

Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Larry Summers said there were "hallmark" signs that the U.K.'s credibility had been lost.

A number of structural changes in the global economy could keep driving up costs, such as deglobalization, decarbonization and U.S.-China tensions.

The first fiscal policy announcement from new British Prime Minister Liz Truss's government has been met with one of the worst market reactions in modern history.

RAC says the increase is down to the "soaring costs" of wholesale gas and electricity.

Travelers no longer need to quarantine to visit Hong Kong, a move which spurred a surge in interest to leave the city, but far less to visit.

"The real cure is to stabilize the currency. You don't have to make people poor to conquer inflation," said Steve Forbes, chair of Forbes Media.

The Singapore dollar has remained relatively resilient against the buoyant U.S. dollar, compared to its regional peers in Southeast Asia.