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(Bloomberg) -- CalPlant I LLC, a muni-financed maker of rice-based fiberboard in California, filed for bankruptcy on Tuesday with plans to slash debt and sell itself.

(Bloomberg) -- Sub-Saharan Africa needs significant additional funding to counter damage wrought by the coronavirus pandemic, bolster its economic recovery prospects and mitigate threats posed by climate change, according to the World Bank.  The regional economy is expected to grow 3.

(Bloomberg) -- Two scientists, working independently of each other, won the Nobel Prize in chemistry for their work into molecular construction and its impact on a range of uses from solar cells to battery storage.

(Bloomberg) -- Like everyone on Wall Street, four-decade market veteran Bob Michele is on guard for the kind of inflation bogeyman that would force the Federal Reserve to hike sooner than expected. The chief investment officer at J.P.

(Bloomberg) -- New Zealand’s central bank is expected to embark on a series of interest-rate increases to tame inflation and rein in soaring house prices, even as a coronavirus outbreak that has now spread beyond Auckland poses a greater risk to economic growth.

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(Bloomberg) -- Senator Elizabeth Warren said revelations about investment transactions last year by Federal Reserve officials raised questions about Jerome Powell’s leadership of the U.S. central bank.

(Bloomberg) -- Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said he’ll  tee up a vote for later this week on legislation to suspend the debt ceiling that Republicans have vowed to block, extending a partisan standoff that’s raising questions about whether lawmakers will be able to avert a federal default.

(Bloomberg) -- A group of African finance ministers praised International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva’s leadership after she was accused of improperly pressuring subordinates while at the World Bank to adjust a ranking in China’s favor.

(Bloomberg) -- A group of African finance ministers praised International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva’s leadership after she was accused of improperly pressuring subordinates while at the World Bank to adjust a ranking in China’s favor.