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Largest U.S. Pension Sells Apple, Intel, NIO, and Li Auto Stock The California Public Employees Retirement System, known as Calpers, cut positions in Apple and Intel stock, and sold shares of...

FTSE 100 Rises Amid Optimism Over Improved US-China Relations 0750 GMT - The FTSE 100 rises 0.2% to 7773 points as China-exposed stocks rise after U.S. President Joe Biden said relations with China should improve very soon. "Despite broker downgrad... | 05:07am

UK Labor Market Loosening Suggests Peak Interest Rates Are Near 1130 GMT - A slight slackening in the U.K. labor market might not prevent the Bank of England from raising interest rates about...

BOE Could Increase Pace of Quantitative Tightening, Still Cut Rates in 2024 0920 GMT - The Bank of England could raise the pace of its quantitative tightening program in 2024 but still start interest-rate cuts in the second half of 2024, say Barcla... | 05:38am

Fed Officials Suggest June Rate Rise Will Be Close Call Federal Reserve officials indicated the decision to raise interest rates at their meeting next month was shaping up as a close call, with... | May 19, 2023

Thought his playing days were over. clearly not, as two years later he led wales to another championship. he has been a one club man, playing for the ospreys throughout. built a reputation as a fearless leader, never backing down. he became ever present in what was warren gatlands first stint as head coach and 170 international caps, he became the sports most capped international play. now four months before the start of the rugby world cup, when the sport needs him most, out of the blue, he has...

David P. Haney will step down from his position as president of Hiram College, effective June 30, the college announced Monday. 

The FTSE 100 index closed Monday up 0.3% to 7777.7 points, outperforming its European peers on the back of a rebound in commodity prices materials that lifted miners and oil-exposed stocks. International investment manager 3i Group rose 2.6% and lead t... | 12:16pm

Furniture Industry News: After 18 years of distinguished service, Gene J. Moriarty will be retiring later this year as president and chief executive officer.

Jean Morrison, who has served as provost and chief academic officer of Boston University since January 2011, will step down from that position July 1.