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The European Commission has proposed stricter controls on COVID-19 vaccine exports to the U.K. and other countries with better vaccination rates.

The company said “adverse” market conditions didn’t allow an adequate valuation of its U.S. electronics business DRS.

Think carefully about whether this is the right move, regardless of tax implications.

Data from IHS Markit show the eurozone composite purchasing managers index moved above 50 for the first time since September, indicating growth.

Dr. Anthony Fauci, President Joe Biden’s chief medical advisor, again sought to reassure Americans that AstraZeneca’s still-experimental COVID-19 vaccine is a strong candidate even though the drug maker reportedly miscommunicated findings from a clinical trial earlier this week.

Pandemic life quickly got old in 1918, too.

Federal spending surging and monetary policy loose? We’ve been here before.

The American Rescue Plan gives too much money to those who don’t need it.

Bitcoin prices were given another boost on Wednesday after Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the cryptocurrency can now be used to buy Tesla vehicles.

European stocks continued to struggle on Wednesday, as extended lockdowns in Germany and the Netherlands have sparked concerns of a slower economic recovery for the region. But fresh data indicated growth could be returning.

The Trofeo model — with a Ferrari-derived 590-hp V8 — can blast from 0 to 60 mph in 3.8 seconds before hitting a top speed of 187 mph.

The EU is ready to announce emergency curbs on COVID-19 vaccines, The New York Times reported.

‘I believe she didn’t adjust her budget when the alimony ended, and now she is looking for ways to receive more money from him.’

GameStop Corp. stock fell after hours Tuesday after the retailer says it has laid the groundwork for its “transformation” despite lower-than-expected adjusted fourth-quarter earnings and sales.

‘During my 20s, I was broke. I bought my first house and lived alone, stretched to my limits. I had three maxed-out credit cards and lived paycheck to paycheck.’