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Two hikers found a remarkably preserved mummy on an Ötztal Alps glacier in 1991. Dating revealed it was Ötzi, over 5,300 years old. This di...

Despite a Supreme Court setback, President Trump is advancing his tariff agenda through new directives, raising global tariffs to 15% where...

Indian and global copper prices are soaring to record highs in 2025, driven by a perfect storm of factors. The green energy transition, sig...

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The Fed chief said there was strong support for raising rates by 25 basis points. But he suggested officials may pause their tightening cam...

The device is only available in Germany, France, Italy and Spain.

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Of all the things Timothy Geithner expected when he became US Treasury secretary, examining a periodic table probably wasn’t one of them.

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The global decline in commodity prices may benefit consumers in the short run, but a prolonged slump will not benefit anyone.