Washington Times - Business
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A vibrant art scene in Uganda mirrors African boom as more collectors show interest
Lilian Nabulime hasn't forgotten the time in the 1990s when the Ugandan capital had just one commercial art gallery, a small space that emerging...
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Judge orders Musk to testify in SEC probe of Twitter acquisition
A federal judge has ordered X owner Elon Musk to testify again before the Securities and Exchange Commission as part of its investigation into the...
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GM announces layoffs at EV factories
General Motors plans to cut around 1,300 workers in two of Michigan's plants, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification.
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Economy will slow but avoid recession in 2024, contends Congressional Budget Office
The U.S. managed to avoid a recession in 2023 and will continue to grow next year, albeit slowly, the Congressional Budget Office said Friday in...
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Pentagon should delay buying new planes for Special Operations Command, advises GAO
The Defense Department should hold off on buying dozens of small, fixed-wing aircraft that U.S. Special Operations Command says would be used for...
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Rocket Lab launches a Japanese satellite from the space company's complex in New Zealand
California-based Rocket Lab, which specializes in putting small satellites into orbit, launched a Japanese satellite on Friday from the space...
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Why more women live in major East Coast counties while men outnumber them in the West
Anyone who has suspected that there are more women than men where they live, or vice versa, will find fodder for their suspicions in new data from...
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Speaker Johnson gets holiday break after crash course in 'messy' democracy
It's been a rough seven weeks for new House Speaker Mike Johnson.
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U.S. pine species thrives when burnt. Southerners are rekindling a 'fire culture' to boost its range
Jesse Wimberley burns the woods with neighbors. Using new tools to revive an old communal tradition, they set fire to wiregrasses and forest debris...
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Schumer busts Senate's year-end break for border talks, war aid vote but House home for holidays
Congress decamped from Washington on Thursday without reaching an agreement on border security, signaling President Biden's broader $106 billion...
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They earned more than a million dollars -- and still took unemployment
The crisis days of the pandemic were easing in 2021, but plenty of people still rushed to collect unemployment, including more than 300 people the...
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Tampa Bay Rays say name change could threaten stadium deal
They began as the Tampa Bay Devil Rays in 1998, then shortened their name in 2007 to simply Tampa Bay Rays. Now, as plans for a new ballpark take...