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US Project Vault Nears First Funding Closure to Boost Critical Minerals Supply

US Project Vault Nears First Funding Closure to Boost Critical Minerals Supply

US Project Vault Nears First Funding Closure to Boost Critical Minerals Supply
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U.S. Businesses to Receive $166 Billion in Tariff Refunds, Consumer Prices Unlikely to Drop

U.S. Businesses to Receive $166 Billion in Tariff Refunds, Consumer Prices Unlikely to Drop

U.S. Businesses to Receive $166 Billion in Tariff Refunds, Consumer Prices Unlikely to Drop
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Exclusive-US firm in key Congo minerals deal overstated its mining experience, documents and sources show

Exclusive-US firm in key Congo minerals deal overstated its mining experience, documents and sources show

By Clement Bonnerot DAKAR, April 21 (Reuters) - A U.S. firm central to the Trump administration's push to secure critical minerals from Congo overstated its mining experience, Reuters has found.
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Starbucks to Establish New Headquarters in Nashville, Creating 2,000 Jobs

Starbucks to Establish New Headquarters in Nashville, Creating 2,000 Jobs

Starbucks to Establish New Headquarters in Nashville, Creating 2,000 Jobs
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Kevin Warsh, President Trump's Fed Chair Nominee, Delivers Opening Statement at Senate Hearing

Kevin Warsh, President Trump's Fed Chair Nominee, Delivers Opening Statement at Senate Hearing

Kevin Warsh, nominated by President Trump to be the next Federal Reserve chairman, appeared before the Senate for his confirmation hearing. In his opening statement, Warsh emphasized the rising potential of America's economic growth. His nomination comes at a critical time as the Federal Reserve plays a pivotal role in shaping monetary policy amidst economic uncertainties. Warsh's background and views on monetary policy are under scrutiny as lawmakers assess his suitability for the role.
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Apple's post-Cook future hinges on whether Ternus can ignite AI growth

Apple's post-Cook future hinges on whether Ternus can ignite AI growth

By Rashika Singh April 21 (Reuters) - Apple's leadership change is the start of a new phase for the iPhone maker, in which the focus will be on whether its deep hardware heritage can be successfully fused with AI to sustain growth in a fast-evolving tech landscape, Wall Street analysts said.
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Analysis-With tariffs stalled, Trump's China policy drifts

Analysis-With tariffs stalled, Trump's China policy drifts

By Michael Martina WASHINGTON, April 21 (Reuters) - When President Donald Trump returned to office in 2025, he vowed to use tariffs to reset relations with China, which he said was "killing" the United States with its trade policies.
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US Project Vault Nears First Funding Tranche Closure to Boost Critical Minerals Supply

US Project Vault Nears First Funding Tranche Closure to Boost Critical Minerals Supply

US Project Vault Nears First Funding Tranche Closure to Boost Critical Minerals Supply
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USDA Announces America First Trade Promotion Program Awardees to Boost Agricultural Exports

USDA Announces America First Trade Promotion Program Awardees to Boost Agricultural Exports

USDA Announces America First Trade Promotion Program Awardees to Boost Agricultural Exports
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Trump Administration Begins Processing $166 Billion in Tariff Refunds for U.S. Businesses

Trump Administration Begins Processing $166 Billion in Tariff Refunds for U.S. Businesses

Trump Administration Begins Processing $166 Billion in Tariff Refunds for U.S. Businesses
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Robust US commercial loan growth eases worries of economic slowdown

Robust US commercial loan growth eases worries of economic slowdown

By Utkarsh Shetti April 20 (Reuters) - U.S. banks last week reported a sharp ramp-up in corporate borrowing, offering an early indication of resilience in parts of the economy even as inflationary pressures and broader fears of a slowdown persist.
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Trump Administration Embraces IMF and World Bank, Shifts Focus to U.S. Interests

Trump Administration Embraces IMF and World Bank, Shifts Focus to U.S. Interests

The Trump administration has shifted its stance towards the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank, recognizing their value to U.S. interests after previously criticizing them for deviating from their core missions. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent had earlier criticized these institutions for focusing on issues like climate change and social matters instead of their primary economic roles. However, recent developments show a warming relationship as these organizations have adapted to align more closely with the administration's priorities. This change was evident during the annual spring meetings of the IMF and World Bank, where the institutions demonstrated their support for U.S. economic and foreign policy objectives, such as addressing Chinese export practices and stabilizing nations affected by geopolitical tensions.