(Bloomberg) — Asian equities climbed Friday after stocks, bonds and commodities all rallied in the US as the Federal Reserve cut interest rates. Most Read from Bloomberg Australian and Japanese shares advanced along with Hong Kong futures, while the Golden Dragon index of US-listed Chinese companies jumped 3.5%. The S&P …

Mayor London Breed acknowledged on Thursday that Daniel Lurie, a first-time candidate, would succeed her in office. Source link

If Trump does follow through on his promises, there are a few ways that it could play out. When WIRED reached Steven Metcalf, an attorney who represents several high-profile January 6 rioters, including Lang and Proud Boy Dominic Pezzola, he was contemplating what Trump’s victory could mean for his clients. …

Picking Penn State to lose to Ohio State does not deserve a victory lap. Losing big games is what the Nittany Lions do. Like James Franklin, I deserved to get booed off the field last week after posting an embarrassing 4-5 record picking up straight-up winners. My 59-31 overall record …

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Cillian Murphy of “Oppenheimer” fame plays an Irishman interrogating a system of abuse and forced labor, despite everyone’s warnings to look the other way. Source link

Donald Trump and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome PowellDrew Angerer/Getty Images Indexes climbed on Thursday after the huge post-election rally in the previous session. Traders will shift their attention to the Fed, which is expected to announce a 25-basis-point rate cut. Jobless claims saw a modest rise to 221,000, in line …

While in South Africa for the Earthshot Prize, the prince told reporters that the cancer diagnoses of his wife, Catherine, and his father, King Charles, had been “brutal.” Source link

Donald Trump [Archival audio]: Frankly, this was, I believe, the greatest political movement of all time. There’s never been anything like this in this country, and maybe beyond. Leah Feiger: The win was decisive, almost shockingly so. Many of us are still figuring out the big factor that pushed the …

INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Saying goodbye to Paul George was one thing. The LA Clippers decided in early July to draw a hard line in negotiations with the 34-year-old, who wanted a four-year, $212 million max deal that he would get from the Philadelphia 76ers instead. The prospect of paying him …