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Bank of America settles lawsuit with victims of Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking crimes, aiming to move past the controversial case.

Newly uncovered emails reveal how an agent for Jeffrey Epstein repeatedly pressured him to have sex with young women as young as 18, painting a dark picture of the late financier's predatory behavior.

Discover how the TACO trade strategy is enabling investors to profit amid the ongoing energy crisis and market volatility driven by geopolitical tensions.

President Trump announces federal loan guarantees and renewable fuel standard updates to support American agriculture during the ongoing US-Iran tensions.

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Lloyds Bank faces a £66M court battle with 30,000 car loan customers who fear the FCA's redress scheme will shortchange them. A law firm plans a major lawsuit against the lender's Blackhorse finance arm.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz says keeping coal plants open longer may be necessary as global energy supplies face disruption. Lufthansa cabin crew also voted for a new strike.

Nigeria is betting on major upgrades to the Apapa Quays and Tin Can Island ports, aiming to address longstanding corruption and inefficiency plaguing its harbors. Experts weigh in on the challenges and potential impact.

UK government bonds see highest yields since 2008 as Iran conflict fuels global bond market sell-off, raising fears of faster interest rate hikes.

Five Guys CEO Jerry Murrell explains why he gave a $1.5 million bonus to his employees, citing concerns about potential violence following a promotional mishap.