The S&P/ASX 200 closed 80.8 points lower, down 0.92%. The ASX failed at the last hurdle today... or rather at several last hurdles. Fresh tariff shock announcements, worse than expected US inflation ...

As Jerome Powell delivers bad news to Trump even as new polls show him sliding, the author of a piece on the midterms ...

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After years of uncertainty, regulatory friction and media skepticism, stablecoins are no longer a speculative curiosity.

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Pop-up storms on Thursday, July 17, cause downed power lines, power outages, and businesses near Shelby Drive and Getwell Road were forced to shut down.

Chart 4: The IMF predicts that emerging markets will outgrow developed markets at an increasing rate post-2026, highlighting their growing importance in the global economy.

Tween/Teen Bad Art Afternoon: 3 p.m.; Lunenburg Public Library, 1023 Massachusetts Ave. Celebrating the beauty of the bizarre, the charm of the chaotic, and the joy of intentionally terrible art.

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