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Rail delays involving Berkshire Hathaway's BNSF and Union Pacific are causing worsening container congestion at the nation's busiest ports.

The latest aid package, which is the 15th such installment, brings the U.S. commitment to more than $7 billion since Russia's late February invasion of Ukraine.

As events unfolded in the U.K. on Thursday, the spokesperson for the Kremlin, Dmitry Peskov said, "He doesn't like us, we don't like him either," according to a Reuters translation.

Nonfarm payrolls were expected to increase by 250,000 in June, according to Dow Jones estimates.

Lower back pain is extremely common along people with physically demanding jobs. Sports medicine doctor and physical therapist Dr. David Grier shares the simple stretch he does every morning to manage and prevent lower back pain.

Ford on Thursday said it sold 120,000 vehicles during the second quarter in Greater China, a roughly 22% decline from a year earlier.

Celsius artificially inflated the price of its own digital coin, failed to hedge risk and engaged in activities that amounted to fraud, a lawsuit alleges.

Megan Keaveny made $3,000 by giving up her seat on a Delta flight. Experts say airlines will likely continue paying passengers lucratively throughout the summer.

Uniper was the first German energy company to sound the alarm over soaring energy bills due to reduced supplies of Russian gas.

In a report published Friday, the European Central Bank said the findings reaffirm the view that banks must sharpen their focus on climate risk.

Dubai is seeing its hottest real estate market in years, with sales up 45% year on year in April and 51% in May, according to the Dubai Land Department.

VW's electrification plans put it in direct competition with companies like Elon Musk's Tesla.

The two had denied the charges against them.

Political analysts believe most potential party leaders have been secretly planning their campaigns for several weeks.

Samsung's second quarter earnings guidance, which provided relief for investors, helped drag up shares of chipmakers TSMC, UMC and SK Hynix.

Japan's stocks gave up some gains on reports that former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was gravely injured in an apparent shooting.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov on the sidelines of the Group of 20 summit in Bali, Indonesia.

After "misgivings" among locals about a Covid vaccine requirement, state-run Beijing Daily published a report on the rules that removed mention of that mandate.

China saw a boom in homegrown exchange-traded funds, growing faster than stocks. Now the country is letting foreign investors trade those ETFs via Hong Kong.

The deal was already in uncertain territory since Musk had demanded more information on the percentage of spam accounts on the platform.