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Broader acceptance of emissions certificates and letters of credit could relieve margin pressure

Since the FDA recalled three popular brands of Abbott Nutrition baby formula, parents have taken to social media to express their anger toward the company and the government.

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Applications have opened for SMEs in Turkey to be matched with US counterparts to help facilitate e-commerce in sectors including textiles and clothing.

The Union of Chambers and Commodity Exchanges of Turkey (TOBB) and the American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) Turkey will provide Turkish companies with mentorship services...

Congresswoman Michelle Fischbach announced her re-election campaign on Tuesday. She is running for her second term as the representative for Minnesota's 7th Congressional District.

Industrial enterprises in crisis-hit Turkey have faced energy price hikes of up to 400% over a year, atop other economic blows, and many might not survive the turmoil, experts warn.

By virtue of history and geography, but also economic, security, and defense interests, Turkey has high stakes in the Ukrainian-Russian relationship and has walked a fine line to pursue cordial relations with both countries. It has invested in Ukraine’s defense industry, and has supported its territorial integrity. At the same time, Turkey has pursued a contradictory policy toward Russian expansion. On the one hand, Turkey refused to lift restrictions on the size and number of US warships allo...

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) – The House of Representatives has passed for second reading a bill to repeal and re-enact the Nigerian Capital market, Investments and Securities Act. The bill seeks, among other things, to prohibit Ponzi schemes and other pyramid investments. If the bill finally becomes a law, promoters could face 10 years imprisonment if convicted […]

The Washington Post editorial board on Thursday endorsed the idea of banning lawmakers from trading individual stocks.