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U.S. economy likely regained steam in Q4, 2021 growth seen best in 37 years

U.S. economic growth likely accelerated in the fourth quarter as businesses replenished depleted inventories to meet strong demand for goods,…

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U.S. consumer confidence ebbed slightly in January, with more consumers planning to purchase homes, automobiles and other big- ticket items…

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IBM (IBM.N) on Monday beat Wall Street estimates for revenue in the fourth quarter, as its focus on the cloud paid off…

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British employers hired a record number of staff last month and labour shortages deepened, increasing the chance that the Bank…

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A major winter storm slammed much of the eastern United States with snow, ice and high winds on Sunday, causing…

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Frantic oil buying driven by supply outages and signs the Omicron variant won't be as disruptive as feared has pushed…

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Before the Omicron variant of coronavirus burst onto the scene in November, retired Australian Glenn Turnley was looking forward to…

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China's central bank is set to unveil more easing steps to support slowing growth, though it will likely favour injecting…

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The United States reported 1.35 million new coronavirus infections on Monday, according to a Reuters tally, the highest daily total…

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World shares extended on Tuesday their positive start to 2022 with markets from Europe to Asia shrugging off worries the…

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