To fight sky-high inflation, the Federal Reserve just raised interest rates three times faster than usual — and the most since since 1994

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To fight sky-high inflation, the Federal Reserve just raised interest rates three times faster than usual — and the most since since 1994

The central bank lifted its benchmark interest rate by three-quarters of a percentage point on Wednesday, furthering its effort to cool inflation.

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BlackRock bond chief Rick Rieder says the Fed won't stop raising interest rates until it's clear that the job market is cooling. Here's how he's trading an increasingly volatile market in his $2.6 trillion portfolio.

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An Eleven Madison Park worker earning $15 an hour at the $335-a-person restaurant says he was yelled at for scooping ice 'too loudly' in the silent kitchen — and threw away loads of food despite the swanky restaurant's green reputation

A former cook at New York's Eleven Madison Park described copious amounts of food waste breaking with the upscale establishment's green brand.

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We asked 15 leading crypto experts for their top book recommendations to help investors get smarter on understanding the crypto world.

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Investors pumped billions of dollars into rapid delivery firms. Now, Europe's once red-hot startups are slashing jobs in a race to profitability.

The sector has been tipped for a "bloodbath" as European startups in the sector cut more than 1,700 jobs in a week.

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To fight sky-high inflation, the Federal Reserve just raised interest rates three times faster than usual — and the most since since 1994

To fight sky-high inflation, the Federal Reserve just raised interest rates three times faster than usual — and the most since since 1994

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An entrepreneur who turned his side hustle selling items on Amazon into a full-time job shares 5 things that always fly off the shelves

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Retailers are building their own ad businesses to compete with Amazon. Here's the latest news on Walmart, Instacart, and more.

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The housing market is quickly cooling off after years of price gains and bidding wars. Here's what's happening and why.

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Anti-LGBTQ incidents and bills are weighing on the queer community. Consultants and activists share meaningful ways employers can help workers.

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BlackRock bond chief Rick Rieder says the Fed won't stop raising interest rates until it's clear that the job market is cooling. Here's how he's trading an increasingly volatile market in his $2.6 trillion portfolio.

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An Eleven Madison Park worker earning $15 an hour at the $335-a-person restaurant says he was yelled at for scooping ice 'too loudly' in the silent kitchen — and threw away loads of food despite the swanky restaurant's green reputation

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