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Ukrainian insurgency could be Putin’s worst nightmare

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  If Russia invades Ukraine, President Vladimir Putin will face an immediate and difficult choice: how far to go. Most analysts believe he will probably move forward with an invasion, but is likely to have his military stop within the pro-Russian enclaves of southeastern Ukraine. This would allow him to declare independence for the Donbas region and secure a “land ...

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EVs, SPACs are a terrible, expensive match

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The cohort of listed electric-vehicle startups vying to become the next Tesla Inc. hasn’t produced many vehicles yet. But they’ve sure kept lawyers and forensic accountants busy. Last week two neophyte EV firms that went public via special purpose acquisition companies last year became the latest to overhaul top management after internal probes revealed potentially misleading statements and other questionable ...

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Fed deals New York City, LA another setback

  The pandemic hit the US economy unevenly, with some places hurting more than others and recovering at different speeds. As the Federal Reserve gets ready to start raising interest rates, we’re about to see that some places are better-positioned to withstand monetary tightening than others. With national unemployment falling below 4%, the Federal Reserve has indicated it’s time to ...

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