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relates to Bloomberg Evening Briefing: A ‘White Swan’ May Be Coming for the US Economy
business
Bloomberg Evening Briefing: A ‘White Swan’ May Be Coming for the US Economy
By David Rovella
Get caught up.
January 30, 2024
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politics
Brainard Renews Competition Advocacy After Latest Bank Drama
By Josh Wingrove
President Joe Biden’s top economic aide, Lael Brainard, will double down on the administration’s pledge to champion competition in a speech to an anti-monopoly summit, which takes place after this week’s seizure of First Republic Bank raised fresh questions about consolidation and vulnerability in the banking industry.
May 4, 2023
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politics
White House Eyes Elevating Fed Governor Jefferson to Vice Chair
By Josh Wingrove, Kate Davidson, and Catarina Saraiva
The White House is considering promoting Federal Reserve Governor Philip Jefferson to vice chair and naming a Latino candidate to an open board slot in a shift from prior plans, according to people familiar with the matter.
May 1, 2023
relates to Eberly Emerges as Frontrunner to Be Biden’s Fed Vice Chair Pick
politics
Eberly Emerges as Frontrunner to Be Biden’s Fed Vice Chair Pick
By Kate Davidson, Josh Wingrove, and Jennifer Jacobs
Northwestern University Professor Janice Eberly is the frontrunner in the White House search for a successor to Lael Brainard as vice chair of the Federal Reserve, people familiar with the matter said.
March 8, 2023
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equality
Biden Under Mounting Senate Pressure to Appoint a Latino to Fed
By Catarina Saraiva
Pressure on President Joe Biden is building among Senate Democrats to fill a vacancy at the Federal Reserve with a Latino, a move which would place the US central bank’s first Hispanic into a leadership role.
March 7, 2023
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opinion
Skiing at Your Neighborhood Mall? Why Not?
By Leticia Miranda
The pandemic has given struggling shopping centers the opportunity for a refresh as people look for chances to meet and mingle — but it’s an expensive bet that’s failed before.
January 23, 2023
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politics
Governments Must Act to Ease Tight Labor Markets, IMF Study Says
By Eric Martin
March 31, 2022
relates to European Stocks Edge Closer to Record High, Tracking U.S. Gains
markets
European Stocks Edge Closer to Record High, Tracking U.S. Gains
By Farah Elbahrawy
European stocks neared a record high reached in November, tracking a sharp rally on Wall Street on Monday, but gains were capped as traders weighed mixed government responses to the omicron variant.
December 28, 2021
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business
France Pledges $2.2 Billion to Bolster Appeal for Tourists
By Albertina Torsoli
November 20, 2021
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business
Europe’s Bank-Boss Swapping Restarts With Mustier in Play
By Keith Campbell
The pandemic slowed the game of musical chairs among Europe’s bank bosses. As 2020 draws to a close, the biggest lenders have abruptly resumed swapping talent at the top.
December 1, 2020