WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats unwrapped a budget resolution envisioning a massive $3.5 trillion, 10-year cascade of federal resources, aiming historic sums at family support, health and education programs and an
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EVTOL start-up Archer seeks to dismiss competitor's lawsuit claiming theft of trade secrets
Archer Aviation wants a judge to dismiss a lawsuit claiming it violated trade secrets to develop electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. In a brief filed with the U.S. District
Continue reading »Ruthless human smuggling business exploits safety for the 'sake of profits'
Maria Bartiromo details her ‘harrowing’ border experience FOX Business’ Maria Bartiromo discusses her experience at the southern border. The ruthless human smuggling business seems to be just that – ruthless
Continue reading »Yellen: Biden's phased-in spending plan won't fuel inflation
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden’s massive proposed spending on infrastructure, families and education will not fuel inflation because the plans would be phased in gradually over 10 years, Treasury Secretary
Continue reading »PM tells business chiefs Covid jab is UK’s best way out of recession
Boris Johnson has told business leaders that efficient delivery of the coronavirus vaccine is Britain’s best economic recovery tool as he promised a sustainable fightback from the worst recession in
Continue reading »Philip Green's retail empire Arcadia placed into bankruptcy protection
Arcadia Group, the British retail empire that has been run by the billionaire Philip Green for 18 years, was placed into a type of bankruptcy protection on Monday, a decision
Continue reading »Ryanair cancels flights on fresh UK quarantine restrictions
Ryanair is to cancel almost one in five flights from its September and October schedules after a drop in bookings in the last 10 days, as Covid-19 cases have increased
Continue reading »The newest fintech unicorn is a credit card, and it's betting against big banks
Two demographics inspired fintech start-up cred.ai to create its Unicorn Card: banking newcomers and millennial/Gen Z Americans with weak credit histories who are distrustful of the financial system. The CFPB
Continue reading »Nationwide to offer low-deposit mortgages after stamp duty move
Nationwide building society has returned to the high loan-to-value mortgage market, cutting the deposits it requests from first-time buyers following last week’s announcement of a stamp duty holiday. But in
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