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Biden’s Student Loan Plan Is Personal for 30 Top Aides With Millions in Debt
At least 30 White House aides carry student loan balances.
‘Hell No’: Finance Firms Tell Texas They Don’t Boycott Energy
Twenty firms have so far replied to requests from state comptroller Glenn Hegar over the past two months.
Oklahoma Lawmakers Pass Nation’s Toughest Abortion-Ban Measure
The legislation would let civilians sue others for aiding abortions.
Ken Griffin’s Citadel Nears Tipping Point on Chicago Exit Over Crime
"Patience is wearing thin,’ the billionaire hedge fund manager says in an interview.
Opinion
Mihir Sharma
There’s One Way to Wean India Off Russian Weapons
Switching to Western platforms is too expensive. Instead the country needs to do the hard work of developing a viable domestic defense industry.
Daniel Moss
Searching for the Least Bad Version of Monetary Hell
Central bankers have to pick between the immediate fight against inflation and the looming battle to stave off a recession.
Gearoid Reidy
The Japanese Need to Learn to Invest Before It’s Too Late
Assets remain in cash and savings but, for a country full of retired people, pensions may not be enough to keep up with inflation.
Matt Levine
Is the SEC Unconstitutional?
Also Wells Fargo fake interviews and the continuing Musk Twitter drama.
Mohamed A. El Erian
Stock Selloff May Be Entering a New Phase
Worries about growth and earnings are joining concerns about higher interest rates and tightening financial conditions.
Latest
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Opinion
Mihir Sharma
There’s One Way to Wean India Off Russian Weapons
Switching to Western platforms is too expensive. Instead the country needs to do the hard work of developing a viable domestic defense industry.
Daniel Moss
Searching for the Least Bad Version of Monetary Hell
Central bankers have to pick between the immediate fight against inflation and the looming battle to stave off a recession.
Gearoid Reidy
The Japanese Need to Learn to Invest Before It’s Too Late
Assets remain in cash and savings but, for a country full of retired people, pensions may not be enough to keep up with inflation.
Matt Levine
Is the SEC Unconstitutional?
Also Wells Fargo fake interviews and the continuing Musk Twitter drama.
Mohamed A. El Erian
Stock Selloff May Be Entering a New Phase
Worries about growth and earnings are joining concerns about higher interest rates and tightening financial conditions.
Bloomberg UK
War in Ukraine
Senate Approves $40 Billion for Ukraine Aid, Sends to Biden
Biden Backs Finland, Sweden NATO Bids as Turkey Dangles Keys
Diesel’s 100% Surge and Scarcity Deny Farmers Their ‘Lifeblood’
