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relates to A Bargain Rolex Can Still Adorn Your Wrist
opinion
A Bargain Rolex Can Still Adorn Your Wrist
The secondary watch market has recovered from its nadir. But there’s still time for discerning buyers to grab some bling.
July 11, 2025
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pursuits
Hermès’ Original Birkin Bag Sells for $10 Million at Auction
The original Birkin bag sold for a record €8.58 million ($10 million) at auction, showing demand remains robust for unique luxury collectibles.
July 10, 2025
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business
Stocks Charge to Fresh Record After Strong Treasury Auction
Good morning. The S&P 500 breaks through the ceiling again. Linda Yaccarino’s departure may mark a new dawn for X. And the original Birkin bag sells for a record €8.58 million at auction. Listen to the day’s top stories.
July 10, 2025
relates to Argentina Asks US Appeals Court to Delay YPF Turnover Order
industries
Argentina Asks US Appeals Court to Delay YPF Turnover Order
Argentina asked a US appeals court for an emergency delay of an order requiring it to hand over by a Monday deadline its controlling stake in energy company YPF SA to help satisfy a $16 billion judgment
July 10, 2025
relates to Ecuador Court to Decide on Fee That Mining Industry Says Imperils Drilling
markets
Ecuador Court to Decide on Fee That Mining Industry Says Imperils Drilling
Ecuador’s government and its fledgling mining industry are heading into a legal battle over a controversial fee announced last month.
July 10, 2025
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economics
BOE’s Breeden Warns Bond Prices at Risk From Climate Change
Bank of England Deputy Governor Sarah Breeden said some asset prices are already starting to reflect growing climate risks, warning that extreme shocks could speed up that process.
July 10, 2025
relates to The End of Student Loan Relief Has Big Consequences
business
The End of Student Loan Relief Has Big Consequences
With the expiration of pandemic-era relief measures, borrowers are struggling to make payments and keep up their credit scores. Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” will make it even harder for future borrowers.
July 10, 2025
relates to Nebraska Senate Candidate Runs as an Anti-Billionaire
businessweek
Nebraska Senate Candidate Runs as an Anti-Billionaire
Dan Osborn tries another independent bid. Plus: Government cuts mean data is disappearing.
July 10, 2025
relates to German Cities Tap Night Cabs to Give Women Safer Rides
citylab
German Cities Tap Night Cabs to Give Women Safer Rides
Also today: Why cars got so hard to see out of, and Trump's cuts are making federal data disappear.
July 10, 2025
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green
Hundreds of Companies Have to Meet ESG Goals or Pay Up
A growing number of companies are facing deadlines for sustainability commitments they made to lenders years ago, testing a key corner of the market for ESG debt.
July 10, 2025