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...“This action is the first in an ongoing collaborative effort with the US Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, and our international partners targeting LockBit,” the Treasury said....
...In October, the Federal Trade Commission proposed a rule to bar companies from showing consumers one price — for a concert ticket or hotel room, for example — only to inflate the final cost of the purchase...
...The moves came after figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed that new applications for unemployment aid — a proxy for lay-offs — jumped to their highest level since January in the week to March...
...The Bureau of Labor Statistics also said on Wednesday that core inflation, which excludes changes in food and energy costs, remained at 3.8 per cent....
...The Bureau of Land Management said on Friday it had finalised a rule to raise the royalties drillers must pay to the government for the first time since 1920 and the bonds needed to cover the cost of clean-ups...
...Market measures of inflation expectations have climbed recently following three consecutive months of stronger than expected data and jumped further following the Census Bureau release....
...We’re always going to have to be kind of on the balls of our feet.” Wray said Volt Typhoon was just the tip of the iceberg and was one of many such efforts by the Chinese government....
...Powell said Friday’s Bureau of Economic Analysis report, combined with other recent data, showed that the path towards the 2 per cent target was “sometimes bumpy”....
...The Bureau of Land Management said on Friday it had finalised a rule that would raise royalty rates companies must pay the government as well as increase the minimum bond associated with the clean-up of...
...The US Bureau of Labor Statistics’ weekly data on jobless claims, a proxy for lay-offs, will signal how well the labour market is withstanding higher interest rates....
...Thursday’s figures from the Bureau of Economic Analysis are separate to the US’s consumer price index, which rose 3.1 per cent in the year to January....
...Sales fell to an annualised rate of 662,000 in February, the Census Bureau said on Monday....
...The chart below uses data on non-mortgage consumer interest income from the US Bureau of Economic Analysis....
...US inflation unexpectedly increased to 3.2 per cent last month, highlighting the challenge faced by the Federal Reserve in the “last mile” of its fight against rising prices....
...Federal Reserve officials were wary of cutting interest rates too quickly this year, according to a record of their last meeting in January, as they remained “highly attentive” to the risk of resurgent inflation...
...US stocks started the week on the back foot, ahead of important consumer inflation data that is expected to influence the Federal Reserve’s plans on when to begin cutting interest rates....
...The Bureau of Labor Statistics on Tuesday will release its latest US consumer price index report, which is expected to show that headline inflation was unchanged at an annual rate of 3.1 per cent in February...
...“This action is the first in an ongoing collaborative effort with the US Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, and our international partners targeting LockBit,” the Treasury said in a...
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...Workers received an extra 4.2 per cent in their pay packets over the course of 2023, according to figures from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, down from 4.4 per cent in the 12 months to September....
...Loretta Mester, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, said in an interview with Bloomberg Television that Thursday’s data showed there was “more work to do” and reiterated her stance that March...
...sheriff,” said Jeff Oliver, partner at law firm Baker Botts and a former staff attorney at the Federal Trade Commission’s bureau of competition....
...Details of the report also showed soft spending on electronics, personal care items and apparel, in a sign of weakening consumer demand....
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