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Last year, a former military officer in the Russian intelligence services named Yuri Khrameev offered $25,000 to a US citizen to track and kill someone in Lithuania’s capital who was “telling lies about Russia,” according to US prosecutors.
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A report says Intel is in early talks with SK Hynix, which is considering some sort of partnership that would enable it to make memory chips in the U.S.
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Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh is set to give remarks Wednesday afternoon after the central bank opted to raise interest rates by 0.25 percent to tame inflation amid the Iran war.
The move was widely expected amid persistently high inflation driven by the with Iran and rising oil prices – but the decision risks enraging the US president, who has demanded rates be lowered.
The move was widely expected amid persistently high inflation driven by the with Iran and rising oil prices – but the decision risks enraging the US president, who has demanded rates be lowered.
The bank has raised its benchmark overnight interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point to the 3.75-4 per cent.
