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The US Treasury is meeting with international financial institutions to advance efforts to isolate Iran economically, according to Al Arabiya.
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Bad news for borrowers, good news for savers.
Key PointsStarlink closed the second quarter with 12.0 million subscribers, double a year earlier and up 1.7 million over three months.
JCPenney is leaning on real-people storytelling and value messaging to get back into shoppers' consideration set, even as sales and traffic continue to lag.
India has approved import quotas for 642 passenger vehicles from Britain. These imports will benefit from concessional tariffs under a new trade pact.
Those impacted probably won't be happy about it.
Die US-Notenbank hat die Zinsen um 0,25 Prozentpunkte angehoben. Einzelne Börsenindizes reagieren negativ. Bei den Anleiherenditen deutet sich dagegen etwas Entspannung an.
