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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell discussed why the central bank decided to raise interest rates Wednesday, to a 22-year high, during a press conference after its policy meeting

The blue-chip index notched a 13th consecutive advance for the first time since January 1987, rising as the Federal Reserve increased interest rates to a 22-year high.

The Justice Department is seeking the revocation of the FTX founder’s bail after raising concerns about his behavior.

The social-media giant has seen revenue surge after cutting costs and improved ad-targeting.

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This is a summary of a request from iMedia Brands to hire Ropes & Gray as counsel, filed July 24 with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Wilmington, Del.

The Senate minority leader stopped speaking abruptly during the opening remarks of his weekly press conference and was briefly escorted away, raising questions about his health four months after his hospitalization for a concussion.

Officials have slowed the pace of increases this year but aren’t sure they have fully tackled inflation.

U.S. public companies will have to break out big-ticket expenses incurred by their business divisions under updated requirements approved by the Financial Accounting Standards Board, a bid to give investors a clearer view of financial performance.

The new class of outdoor porch chairs, made from weather-resistant materials, lend a pastoral sensibility to 21st century decks.

Scientists who signed a paper claiming a natural origin turn out not to have believed it themselves.

The Gary Sinise Foundation builds a house for wounded Capt. Jason Church.

The agency removed proposed board cyber expertise disclosures but kept a four-day reporting deadline.

A Republican showdown is set to dominate the early months of the election cycle.

The Federal Reserve doesn’t want investors to think it is done with rate hikes. But investors know that.

Savers who delayed moving cash into higher-interest accounts or bank CDs still have time to earn better returns on their savings.

Take a look at how various assets are moving after the release of the latest Federal Reserve policy decision: U.S. stocks, bond yields and the dollar.

Use this tool to compare the latest Federal Reserve policy statement with its immediate predecessor and see where policy makers have updated their language.

The Bank of Canada’s resumption of monetary tightening could help return inflation to target sooner, but it raises the risk of a hard landing, say Pimco’s Vinayak Seshasayee and Graeme Westwood.

Lloyds posted second-quarter earnings below expectations and increased its bad loan provisions, but analysts say the British lender’s performance was solid where it matters.

Bank lending to households and businesses in the eurozone continued on a downward trend in June, indicating the transmission of higher interest rates isn’t abating, ING senior economist Bert Colijn writes in a note.

Washington views the West African nation as a bulwark against Islamist terror and Russian advances.

Regulators want to impose new guardrails on the way retail investment firms use advanced analytics to encourage customers to trade.