The Bank of Russia will hold the key rate at 21% on Friday, according to all economists surveyed by Bloomberg. Slowing inflation, cooling lending, a strengthening ruble and signs of labor market ...

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Trump's former national security advisor John Bolton says the U.S. president 'is trying to condition people to accept a period of bad economic news.' ...

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Talks between the US and China on trade and other issues are stuck at lower levels, people familiar with the matter said, with both sides talking past each other and failing to agree on the best ...

US stocks buckled again after Donald Trump’s latest trade-war salvo against Canada, with the S&P 500’s three-week rout now at 10% and megacap technology resuming a selloff that’s wiped out ...

“Shred as many documents first, and reserve the burn bags for when the shredder becomes unavailable or needs a break,” says the memo, a copy of which was seen by Bloomberg News. It was signed ...

disaster recovery, persistent poverty and other housing issues, according to a list seen by Bloomberg CityLab.

according to an email viewed by Bloomberg. In addition to a $25,000 lump-sum buyout offer, some HHS workers would also receive around two months of paid administrative leave if they chose to ...

The country’s biggest pensions, known as the Maple Eight, oversee roughly C$2.3 trillion ($1.6 trillion), about a quarter of which is invested in Canada, according to Bloomberg calculations.