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Alexander Lukashenko reportedly has banned consumer price rises in Belarus citing “exorbitant” inflation.
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Mortgage applications reached a quarter-century low this week, and mortgage denials saw an uptick for properties in areas with elevated flood risks.
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Eligible Idaho residents can track their tax rebate online. Here's how.
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A new report on how companies account for climate risk in their financial reports reveals that the vast majority do nothing while a relative handful do a little.
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New Jersey residents will get the state child tax credit sooner than initially expected.
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A recent analysis reveals that this southern city is most amenable to remote workers.
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Families who missed out can still claim the expanded child tax credit, but they need to hurry up as two important deadlines are quickly approaching.
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A recent analysis shows that the rate of resignations in August was higher in Georgia than in the rest of the nation.
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Deforestation a focus for the world, not Brazilian voters.
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Retirement for older Americans is not what it used to be just a year ago.
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While unemployment in the U.S. has been well below 4% for many months, which is low by historical standards, there are several American cities where the figure is less than half of that. In three...
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Inflation in the Eurozone surged to a new peak of 10% in September, marking the first time ever that inflation hit double digits in the region.
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Illinois has now started to send out income and property tax rebates to eligible taxpayers.
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Mortgage rates have spiked again, while pending sales decline and inventory levels rise.
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A recent analysis reveals that this city in California has the worst unemployment rate in America.
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