The Bank of Japan's decision to abandon its negative interest rate policy, coupled with its first rate hike in 17 years, reflects confidence in Japan's economic growth, driven by significant wage increases. Still, experts anticipate minimal immediate impact on the public.
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Unclaimed Powerball Jackpot Alert: Iowa Lottery Winner Yet to Claim $500,000 Prize
In Iowa, lottery officials urge players to double-check their tickets as a $500,000 Powerball jackpot remains unclaimed a week after the draw.
Joe Biden's 2021 Infrastructure Law Ignites Airport Renovations; US Airports Call for Increased Funding
US airports are undergoing significant renovations fueled by the infrastructure funds allocated through President Joe Biden's 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
Chick-fil-A Is Moving on From Antibiotic-Free Chickens This Spring
Chick-fil-A has announced a departure from its longstanding antibiotic-free chicken policy, citing supply chain reasons.
Redditors Became Instant Millionaires As Company's Stock Soars 48% During Stock Exchange Debut
Reddit Inc. made a remarkable debut on the NYSE, surging 48%. Tens of thousands of Reddit users participated in the IPO through a directed-share program, resulting in immediate profits for some while others contemplated a long-term investment strategy.
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In response to the US House passing a TikTok ban bill and amid fears of Chinese retaliation, China has initiated measures to exclude US-manufactured microprocessors, particularly from Intel and AMD.
Michael Jackson's Son in Legal Battle With Grandmother Katherine Over Funds From His Father's Estate
Michael Jackson's son, Bigi "Blanket" Jackson, has asked a court to deny the King of Pop's mother from using his late father's estate money in her ongoing legal battle.
US representatives have tried to determine the reason behind the missing or delayed United States Postal Service (USPS) mail in the metro Richmond area in Virginia.
In what Kyiv described as the most devastating attacks against its energy infrastructure in two years of war, Russia pounded electrical power facilities in much of Ukraine on Friday.
More Americans trust former President Donald Trump's trade approach than President Joe Biden's, according to a new survey.
Ahead of the deadline to pay the $454 million civil fraud fine, Donald Trump has vowed to take the fight on the ruling out of New York Attorney General Letitia James' case up to the US Supreme Court if necessary.
After being notified of an arrest warrant against him, a former CEO of Steinhoff was found dead in what authorities suspect to be a suicide.
A recent report by Payscale reveals that one in three companies is shifting away from requiring a college degree for salaried positions.
The passengers aboard the Alaska Airlines Boeing flight, which had a door plug blowout incident midair, received letters from the FBI that told them they might be victims of crimes.
