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| Oil prices rise 2% but post weekly decline on demand fears NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil rose more than 2% in volatile trading on Friday, but finished the week about 7% lower as a new wave of coronavirus infections across Europe dampened hopes that fuel demand would recover soon. FILE PHOTO: A petrol station ... | |
| Coinbase pays $6.5 million to settle US false reporting charges WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) said on Friday it fined digital asset exchange Coinbase Inc $6.5 million to settle charges it reported misleading transaction data that potentially inflated the apparent trading ... | |
| Citizens' CEO: Florida Property Insurance Market is Shutting Down Florida's insurer of last resort, Citizens Property Insurance Corp., has become the insurer of first resort as thousands of new policies flood into it each week and the private homeowners insurance market continues its downward spiral. "The reality is the ... | |
| Uber under pressure over facial recognition checks for drivers Uber's use of facial recognition technology for a driver identity system is being challenged in the U.K., where the App Drivers & Couriers Union (ADCU) and Worker Info Exchange (WIE) have called for Microsoft to suspend the ride-hailing giant's use of B2B ... | |
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| Instant View: BOJ widens band around long-term rate target TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan on Friday widened the band at which it allows long-term interest rates to move around its target, as part of a raft of measures to make its ultra-easy policy more sustainable amid a prolonged battle to fire up inflation. | |
| Coinbase pays $6.5 million to settle US false reporting charges WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) said on Friday digital asset exchange Coinbase Inc paid $6.5 million to settle charges it reported misleading transaction data that potentially inflated the apparent trading ... | |
| BOJ fine-tunes massive stimulus in long drive to boost prices TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan slightly loosened its grip on long-term bond yields on Friday and laid the groundwork to taper its huge purchases of risky assets, as part of steps to make its ultra-easy policy sustainable enough to weather a prolonged ... | |
| Why US Cruises Are Still Stuck in Port Six months ago, the C.D.C. lifted its "no sail" order for American cruise companies, but they haven't started sailing — and likely won't soon. An explainer. | |
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