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Indonesia's next president Prabowo made big promises on the campaign trail. Can he deliver?

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Indonesia's next president Prabowo made big promises on the campaign trail. Can he deliver?

[ad_1] Prabowo Subianto, Indonesia’s presidential candidate and defense minister, center, waves to supporters in Jakarta, Indonesia, on Wednesday, Feb. 14,

Why U.S. renters are taking corporate landlords to court

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Why U.S. renters are taking corporate landlords to court

[ad_1] A group of renters in the U.S. say their landlords are using software to deliver inflated rent hikes. “We’ve

Why Fed rate hikes take so long to affect the economy, and why that effect may last a decade or more

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Why Fed rate hikes take so long to affect the economy, and why that effect may last a decade or more

[ad_1] The U.S. economy continues to grow despite the 5.5% benchmark federal funds interest rate set by the Federal Reserve