Singapore avoids technical recession as economy grows 0.7% year-on-year in second quarter
Earlier this month, the Monetary Authority of Singapore warned of an “uncertain” growth outlook.
CNBC Daily Open: The S&P 500 can hit a record high
Two days of cooler-than-expected inflation data juiced markets, giving major indexes their fourth day of gains in a row.
WHO says soda sweetener aspartame may cause cancer, but it’s safe within limits
The International Agency for Research on Cancer identified a possible link between aspartame and a type of liver cancer called hepatocellular carcinoma.
Dow closes 100 points higher Friday on solid earnings, registers best week since March: Live updates
The 30-stock Dow ticked higher as strong earnings results from some of the biggest banks and companies kicked off earnings season.
This is the No. 1 trap long-term relationships fall into, marriage psychologist says: ‘I very commonly see people using false logic’
In long-term relationships, it’s very common for people to link their unhappiness to their partner’s actions. This is “false logic,” one psychologist says.
Meta Threads engagement has dropped off since red-hot debut, tracking firms say
Facebook’s Twitter-killer, Threads, has seen drops in daily active users and time spent on app, according to SensorTower and SimilarWeb.
XRP coin surges after judge delivers a huge win to Ripple in SEC case
Ripple’s XRP token surged on Thursday after a judge in the Southern District of New York ruled that it’s “not necessarily a security on its face.”
Record heat meets record wildfires in Canada, and scientists say this is the new reality
Record high temperatures add fuel to the record wildfire season in Canada, with more heat and wildfires yet to come this year.
Canadian West Coast ports strike is over, but it will take weeks for supply chain to recover
The West Coast port strike is over, with ILWU Canada and port owners reaching a deal brokered by Canada’s government, but supply chain delays will last weeks.
St. Louis Fed President Bullard says he’s stepping down in August
The St. Louis Federal Reserve announced Thursday that Jim Bullard will step down from his post as president, effective Aug. 14.
