US stocks plunge as fears grow over economic slowdown
The Nasdaq sank by 4.0% at the close of trading, and there were losses on other markets with tech stocks seeing the largest drops.
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King and Kate return to annual Commonwealth service
The royals had not appeared together at the event for two years due to their treatments for cancer.
Bills to rise by 80p to fund discounts for homes near pylons
Households near new pylons are set to get up to £250 a year off their energy bills, under government plans.
Rubio says Ukraine partial ceasefire plan 'has promise' ahead of talks in Saudi Arabia
Russia has previously rejected a temporary ceasefire, calling it an attempt to buy time.
What we know about the oil tanker and cargo vessel collision
BBC Verify examines how a ship carrying a highly-toxic chemical hit a tanker in the North Sea transporting jet fuel.
AAR: Rail Carloads Down YoY in February, Intermodal Up
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a story from Calculated Risk › Calculated Risk
From the Association of American Railroads (AAR) Rail Time Indicators. Graphs and excerpts reprinted with permission.
Uncertainty shapes economic cycles — fueling booms, triggering busts, and driv…
Watch Energy Secretary Chris Wright speak live about Trump's energy agenda
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Wright is member of Trump's National Energy Dominance Council, the former CEO of Liberty Energy and a former board member of the nuclear startup Oklo.
How Beyond Meat and the plant-based meat industry lost their allure
Beyond Meat's 2019 IPO aligned with broader excitement around plant-based meats. Yet declining sales, layoffs, and shuttered factories dominate headlines today.
Trump says a transition period for the economy is likely: 'You can’t really watch the stock market'
Officials have spent the past several days bracing Americans for a slowdown that they say will lead to stronger growth ahead.
Kugler says Fed should hold interest rates amid inflation risks
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Inflation could continue to be 'persistent' and prices could potentially increase again, Federal Reserve Governor Adriana Kugler told CNBC's Silvia Amaro.
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