Inside the Chinese Chemical Firm That Fed the U.S. Fentanyl Supply Chain
Two former executives of Hubei Amarvel Biotech were sentenced in New York for importing fentanyl precursor chemicals, exposing a global supply chain that stretches from Chinese labs to U.S. streets.
Two Nordic Leaders Called Putin for 90 Minutes. Here's What They're Trying to Build.
Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre have put themselves at the center of a fresh diplomatic push on Ukraine, holding a roughly 90-minute phone call
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Economic Trends
Rubio Signals US-India Trade Deal Nearly Sealed After Mumbai Talks With Jaishankar
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Washington and New Delhi are “about as close as you can be” to finalizing a long-stalled trade agreement, following talks with Indian External
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Japan's Farm Minister Resigns Amid Vote-Buying Allegations, Dealing Blow to Takaichi
Japan’s agriculture minister, Kazuo Yana, announced his resignation Wednesday evening following a string of scandals, becoming the first minister to step down over controversy during Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s year-old
Germany Detains Two Turkish Nationals Over Arson at Polish Starlink Station, Tusk Says
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said German police have detained two Turkish citizens suspected of setting fire to a Starlink ground station in eastern Poland, calling the attack an act
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From Citadel to Congress: How Derek Kaufman Is Turning 'Abundance' Into Policy
Lexey Swall for Bloomberg Markets Derek Kaufman spent years running fixed-income trading at hedge fund giant Citadel. Today he’s applying that same operator’s instinct to a very different arena: turning
