Biden's new tariffs show he's willing to play hardball as China ramps up exports, Nobel economist Paul Krugman says

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Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Joe Biden.

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Inflation slightly cooled off in April as expected

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People are raiding their savings and racking up debt, paving the way for economic pain, expert warns

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Some consumers are running out of cash as they battle rising prices and higher interest rates.

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15 cities where retirees are moving — most are in the South

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Mesa, Arizona, had the highest net influx of retirees.

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Blue-collar jobs are booming. White-collar jobs, not so much.

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Across America, it's getting hot under the blue collar.

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Russia's defense ministry is now helmed by an economist, showing Putin's 'nerds' are performing better than his 'jocks': analyst

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Russia's President Vladimir Putin.

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Russia's economy can't avoid a crisis forever and it's becoming more vulnerable to shocks, think tank researcher says

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Hackers really, really like trying to take over your food delivery apps

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Customer accounts for food delivery apps are a prime target for hackers, according to new data.

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'The economy and stock market have never seen anything like this': There's an unprecedented number of recession signs flashing, veteran strategist says

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The US economy is showing resilience, but experts warn a recession is still on the table.

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Don't call them DINKs. Many childfree adults are ALICEs.

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Don't call them DINKs.
More Americans are becoming ALICEs — asset-limited, income-constrained, and employed. They live above the federal poverty line, but struggle to afford basic necessities.

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