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Senator Who Gets $500,000 Annually From Coal Company Fighting To Stop EV Tax Credits: Here Are The Details

January 25, 1:31 PM

The Inflation Reduction Act was a key piece of legislation passed by the U.S. Congress in 2022. A senator is now working to delay one of the key pieces of the legislation, in a move that could be a conflict of interest.

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President Biden Says U.S. Will Train Ukrainian Troops As Soon As Possible, Says Germany Has Really Stepped Up In Support Of Ukraine; Says This Is Not An Offensive Threat To Russia

By Michael Horton

January 25, 1:09 PM

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President Biden Says U.S., Europe Fully United On Ukraine; Says U.S. To Send 31 Abrams Tanks To Ukraine

By Michael Horton

January 25, 1:04 PM

-Reuters

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Peter Schiff Says DoJ Harassing Google With Antitrust Lawsuit: ‘Consumers Need Protection From Government…Not Private Companies’

By Bhavik Nair

January 25, 1:21 AM

Peter Schiff, chief economist and global strategist at Euro Pacific Capital, criticized antitrust laws at a time when the U.S.

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German Regulatory Watchdog Launch Probe Against PayPal Over Antitrust Concerns

By Anusuya Lahiri

January 23, 9:19 AM

Germany's cartel office regulator initiated proceedings against payment company PayPal Holdings, Inc (NASDAQ: PYPL) Europe over potential anticompetitive concerns.

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UK To Boost Domestic Semiconductor Supply, Reduce Reliance On TSMC Over Geopolitical Risks: Study

By Anusuya Lahiri

January 20, 11:45 AM

Britain prepared to reduce reliance on semiconductors from Taiwan, fearing a threat from China and a possible invasion of the Asian island country, a draft strategy suggested.

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