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"Russia's going to face an insurance and financial services ban. ... Why should they retaliate for an initiative that enables their oil to continue to flow through to world markets at a price that is profitable?"

In a speech in South Korea, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen singled out China that the U.S. and others should be less reliant on.

Lawsuit alleges that, with Apple Pay, the company uses its market power in the mobile device industry to fend off competition from rival payment apps.

The U.S.-based tech giant offers concessions to address European governments' concerns about its competitive practices.

Attorneys general from Republican-led states claim the SEC lacks statutory authority to require corporate disclosures on climate-related issues.

Fastest-rising CPI in four decades amps up pressure on the Fed to go big with interest rates.

Market participants prepare for doomsday scenarios in the event of Russia turning off the gas supply.

In a recent survey of business and finance execs from 10 countries, 21% said they don't have access to adequate liquidity—a situation many blame on inflation, poor cash flows, or both.