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Iran has an obligation to give up its nuclear program, Saudi minister says

The International Atomic Energy Agency has previously raised the alarm that “only countries making bombs” are enriching uranium at Iran’s level.   

Southwest pilots’ union calls vote to authorize potential strike as contract talks sour

Southwest Airlines pilots’ union is calling a vote that would give it the power to call for a potential strike, weeks after the carrier’s holiday meltdown.  

Microsoft, Amazon and other tech companies have laid off more than 60,000 employees in the

The tech industry has seen a string of layoffs in the face of uncertain economic conditions.  

Rep. George Santos denies taking money from GoFundMe for disabled veteran’s dying dog

Santos, who was already facing bipartisan calls for his resignation, reportedly denied the reporting as “Fake.”  

Bank of America CEO says new ESG rules are needed to reboot capitalism

Brian Moynihan said the world needs a global standards line so business and society can say, “if you’re below it we shouldn’t do business with you.”  

Party City files for bankruptcy with plans to restructure mounting debt

Retailer Party City has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, toppled by a heavy debt load as inflation hits consumers’ wallets and dents sales.  

Stocks give back gains, Dow sheds 350 points as January rally loses steam

Stocks rose on Wednesday after the latest data provided another sign that inflation, while still high, is beginning to ease.  

Gun companies reckon with declining demand after pandemic surge

Large firearm manufacturers such as Sturm, Ruger are taking a hit as gun sales, which surged in recent years, return to pre-pandemic levels.   

Florida giving nursing programs an $80 million boost to help combat personnel shortage

Earlier this month, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced nearly $80 million to go toward public postsecondary nursing programs.

More than 1 in 4 checking account holders are paying fees. Here’s how to avoid

Even with plentiful free checking options, some consumers are still paying fees, a new survey finds. Here’s how much you stand to lose and how you can save.