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Indonesia Finance Minister Slams World Bank GDP Forecast as 'Serious Mistake'
Indonesia's Finance Minister disputes the World Bank's downgraded economic growth forecast, citing data discrepancies and potential negative market impact.
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DOJ, CFTC Challenge Arizona's Gambling Claims Against Prediction Market Kalshi
Federal regulators DOJ and CFTC are seeking to halt Arizona's enforcement actions against Kalshi, asserting exclusive jurisdiction over the prediction market's event contracts.
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State Farm to Pay $20.9 Million in Customer Settlement Over Misleading Coverage
US insurance giant State Farm will pay $20.93 million to settle claims of selling "illusory" coverage for its U Coverage policies in New Mexico.
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South Korea Pushes Corporate Governance Reform to Boost Investor Confidence
South Korea's Justice Minister reassures investors on transparent regulations and ongoing corporate governance reforms, aiming to combat the 'Korea Discount'.
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Fast Retailing Reports Strong Q2 Profit Surge, Boosts Full-Year Outlook
Uniqlo's parent company, Fast Retailing, announces a 29.4% jump in Q2 operating profit, exceeding analyst expectations and raising its annual forecast.
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Europe's Fuel Price Divide: Netherlands Tops, Malta Leads Lows Amidst Oil Volatility
Explore the stark differences in petrol and diesel prices across the EU, with the Netherlands and Denmark facing the highest costs, while Malta offers the lowest.
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BOJ Governor: Japan's Financial Conditions Remain Accommodative
Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda confirmed Japan's financial conditions remain accommodative due to negative real interest rates, supporting private capital expenditure.
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Ontario School Supervisors' Varied Billing Raises Accountability Questions
Invoices reveal significant discrepancies in fees and HST charges among Ontario school board supervisors appointed by the Ford government, sparking criticism.