Can the US break China’s grip on rare earths?
Experts question Washington’s suggestion that it can end Beijing’s dominance of sector within two years
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The new crop of rating agencies behind the private credit boom
Regulators and bankers are sounding the alarm about an explosion in privately-rated securities
US employers face mounting lawsuits over retirement fund fees
Workers are on pace to file a near-record number of class-action claims this year over excessive charges in 401(k) plans
Nexperia parent shares jump 6% as Beijing signals thaw in tensions with Netherlands
The dispute over ownership and control of the Dutch-based Nexperia has led global automakers to warn impacts from a shortage of chip supplies.
Dollar volatility tumbles as currency markets move past ‘Trump shock’
Investor expectations of US currency swings have fallen to lowest since before last year’s presidential election
Exxon to ‘pace’ low-carbon spending blaming weak demand and bad policies
CEO Darren Woods says rules reminiscent of ‘centrally planned economies’ have failed to support green products