US corporate debt defaults surge 176% as the Fed's war on inflation pushes more companies into financial distress

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A timeline of 5 major hurdles Russia's imposed on Western firms trying to exit the country

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Many companies announced they were exiting Russia following the invasion, but just 535 have made a clean break since February 2022.

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Europe's biggest companies reported a combined €100 billion loss from leaving Russia, report says

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Russian President Vladimir Putin chairs a meeting with members of the Russian government via teleconference in Moscow on March 10, 2022.

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The Kremlin could pass a new rule that could make it harder for foreign companies to exit Russia: report

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President Vladimir Putin's administration has been making it harder to exit the Russian market.

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The 20 companies and organizations computer science students most want to work for

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According to results from Universum, about 40% of computer science students chose Google as one of their ideal employers.

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The 20 companies and organizations engineering students most want to work for

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20.6% of engineering students named Lockheed Martin as one of their ideal employers.

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The 20 companies and organizations business students most want to work for

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Around 14% of business students chose JPMorgan Chase as one of their ideal employers.

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Corporate defaults are at their highest level in years, and it's poised to get even worse. Here are the 5 biggest players who went broke in March.

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A man walks in front of a United States Bankruptcy Court sign in New York City.

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The Warren Buffett of China, whose company just posted a 95% dip in annual profits, is selling billions of dollars of assets — but he says it's 'only pathetic if no one wants what we offer'

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The Warren Buffett of China, whose company just posted a 95% dip in annual profits, is selling billions of dollars of assets — but he says it's "only pathetic if no one wants what we offer'.

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Corporate America is facing its bleakest first-quarter since the pandemic started— S&P 500 companies' earnings could drop as much as 7%, new data says

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Wall Street may be heading into a tough earnings season.

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