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EuroWire, NEW YORK: U.S. stocks rebounded Thursday as a renewed rally in semiconductor shares helped lift major indexes, while smaller companies continued to outperform in a broadening advance. Traders pointed to a surge in chip-related names after Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing

EuroWire, BUENOS AIRES: Argentina has repaid the United States $2.5 billion that it drew under a short term currency swap credit line from the U.S. Treasury, completing the repayment by the end of December 2025, according to statements from U.S.

WASHINGTON: U.S. President Donald Trump said the United States would impose a 25 percent tariff on goods imported from any country that continues commercial dealings with Iran, a sweeping declaration delivered without a signed executive order, published legal framework, or

EuroWire, SAN FRANCISCO: Shares of Alphabet Inc. rose sharply on Monday, lifting the Google parent’s market capitalization above $4 trillion for the first time and placing it among a small group of companies to reach that valuation threshold. The milestone

EuroWire, BRUSSELS: The European Commission has set out broad criteria that will allow it to exclude foreign companies from participating in public procurement markets across the European Union when those firms benefit from subsidies granted by non EU governments that

EuroWire, SAN FRANCISCO: Apple has entered into a multi year agreement with Google to integrate Google’s Gemini artificial intelligence models into Siri, marking one of the most significant partnerships between the two technology companies in recent years and a major

EuroWire, NEW YORK: U.S. stock indexes ended Monday at record closing highs, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 posting modest gains, as investors balanced strength in select corporate shares against heightened political pressure on the Federal

NEW YORK: Credit card lenders and payments companies slid in U.S. trading after President Donald Trump publicly backed a proposal to impose a one year cap of 10 percent on credit card interest rates, a move that immediately unsettled financial

WASHINGTON: Senior executives from the largest U.S. oil companies have told President Donald Trump that they are not prepared to make firm investment commitments in Venezuela, underscoring continued caution toward the country’s energy sector despite renewed outreach from the White

EuroWire, KYIV: Ukraine has awarded development rights for the Dobra lithium deposit in the central Kirovohrad region to a consortium that includes TechMet, a U.S.-backed critical minerals investment firm, and U.S. billionaire Ronald S. Lauder, The New York Times reported