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This is how central banks could cause the next financial crisis

This is how central banks could cause the next financial crisis

In their attempt to stop the world financial system from imploding, central banks have taken unprecedented me…

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The US is in the middle of a massive upheaval in how it moves goods, and ports are key

The US is in the middle of a massive upheaval in how it moves goods, and ports are key

The near-total closure of the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, which ended today after a week-long strike…

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GET READY: This Is What Happens If Greece Exits The Euro

GET READY: This Is What Happens If Greece Exits The Euro

Greece's banks have already witnessed severe capital flight, and that's only likely to continue in the event …

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Major Economists Everywhere Are Freaking Out Over The Scarcity Of Safe Assets

Major Economists Everywhere Are Freaking Out Over The Scarcity Of Safe Assets

Amid elevated market uncertainty, investors have been clamoring to get their hands on so-called "safe assets,…

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That Greek bailout you heard about? Now it's Greece's banks that are doing the bailing out

That Greek bailout you heard about? Now it's Greece's banks that are doing the bailing out

The bond buyback plan that Greece announced today should make most people who have a stake pretty happy. The …

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Spaniards cope with crisis by drinking more beer

Spaniards cope with crisis by drinking more beer

This year hasn't been going very well for the Spanish. With a quarter of the population out of work, it's har…

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Schools Are Cutting Women’s Scholarships Even When They Don’t Have To Original

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Contributions to the Society of Women Engineers' scholarship fund fell by almost $400,000 last year to about $1.3 million, according to CEO Karen Horting. Universities have in some cases pushed SWE chapters off campus or barred them from accessing college funds, even though membership and scholarships are open to everyone. "I haven't heard a good logical explanation as to why it makes sense other than 'there's this executive order and we feel it's a risk,'" Horting said.
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Schools Are Cutting Women's Scholarships Even When They Don't Have To

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By Simone Foxman Verified
| Financial Post Verified
RPI, Middlebury College and Duke University are among those that have ended or altered programs aimed at supporting female students. 1{5]{{ctw9gr92kchze52pkn_media_dl_1.png Bloomberg analysis of National C (Bloomberg) — Universities and companies are scaling back or eliminating women’s scholarships as a way to avoid scrutiny from the Trump Administration, even though officials haven’t explicitly barred single-sex scholarships.
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Women’s Scholarships Face Pullback at Universities, Companies Original

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| Bloomberg Law Verified
Universities and companies are scaling back or eliminating women’s scholarships as a way to avoid scrutiny from the Trump Administration, even though officials haven’t explicitly barred single-sex scholarships. will stop awarding a women’s scholarship this fall. has ended a program that offered up to $25,000 a year to female students. And recently opened its Alice M. Baldwin Scholars Program — named for the first dean of its Woman’s College — to all undergraduates, instead of just women.
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