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January 15, 2026 marked the 56th anniversary of the end of the Nigerian Civil War, a date enshrined as Armed Forces ...

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Interactive Brokers Group, Inc. , an automated global electronic broker, announced results for the quarter ended December 31, 2025. Reported diluted earnings per share were $0.63 for the current ...

Korean Air has redefined the premium airport experience with the unveiling of its renovated Prestige East (Left) ...

These two ETFs offer exposure to stocks worldwide, but one fund takes a completely different approach to its international ...

Adam Presser, formerly of WarnerMedia, was appointed today as the CEO of the USDS Joint Venture and is set to "secure US user ...

Getting sisters Dixie and Penny to each game is a group effort, from people helping them out at the arena and their family ...

Nearly all stablecoins track the U.S. dollar. Experiments with baskets and commodities show how hard that grip is to loosen.

Alijah Arenas struggled in his long-awaited debut for Southern California against Northwestern after completing his recovery from a knee injury he sustained last summer following his recovery from a c ...

The president has broken with an 80-year leadership of the western alliance over his lust for the world's largest island, and the risks to the economy are substantial, Jon Talton writes. The president ...

When India gained independence in 1947, the nation inherited a decimated industrial base with an economy heavily dependent on imports. Fast forward 78 years, and India stands as the world's ...