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How We Kept College Radicals in Check in Florida
America’s academic leaders seem powerless only because they’ve spent decades promoting the ideologies now on such brutal and ugly display.
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Texas Lawmakers Fault Xcel Power Pole in State’s Largest Fire
The worst wildfire in Texas history was sparked by a power pole and lines owned by Xcel Energy Inc. that hadn’t been effectively maintained or replaced, according to a state legislative committee report.
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Jerome Powell Offered Markets a Reprieve. It Vanished in a Blink
Traders on Wall Street cheered on Wednesday when Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signaled he didn’t see oncoming interest-rate hikes despite inflationary pressures. The celebration didn’t last long.
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US, Europe Fear of China’s Dominance Threatens Climate Fight, Says Xi’s Envoy
Veteran diplomat Liu Zhenmin is leading the charge as the biggest polluter seeks to peak emissions by the end of this decade.
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Hong Kong’s Stock Rally Faces Test With China Inflows on Pause
One of the chief buying forces behind Hong Kong’s world-beating rally is out of action for the next few days, likely leaving the market without a crucial pillar of support.
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Oil Holds Slump as US Stockpile Surge Highlights Demand Concerns
Here’s the latest news and analysis on the oil market.
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Hong Kong Holds Rate as Fed Signals Inflation Concerns
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority followed the Federal Reserve in holding its base rate as US officials signaled fresh concerns about inflation.
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India’s Anthill Seeks $100 Million for Private Credit Cross Fund
Indian-based firm Anthill Ventures plans to launch a hybrid fund focused on the startup sector as investors flock to the Asian nation amid a slowdown in the Chinese economy.
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Gildan’s Fight With Activist Nets Bankers and Lawyers Millions
Gildan Activewear Inc.’s rough battle ahead of a shareholder vote against activist investor Browning West LP is already paying off for one group of people: its advisers.
