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(1) President Joe Biden sought to breathe new life into his reelection rematch against Donald Trump, delivering a spirited and sharply political State of the Union speech that sparred with Republicans and targeted an opponent he didn’t ever name.
(2) Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell suggested the central bank is getting close to the confidence it needs to start lowering interest rates.
(3) Over the past decade, data enforcement has exploded in prominence. It's women who run the regulators leading the charge against Big Tech.
(4) European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde indicated policymakers may be in a position to lower interest rates in June as fresh projections showed inflation hitting the 2% target in 2025.
(5) Banks and financial firms should be banned from using nondisclosure agreements in workplace sexual harassment disputes because they risk silencing victims while protecting perpetrators, British lawmakers have warned.

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State of The US President, Sexism in The City, and The Women Running EU's Tech Regulators 25:15 Share

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State of The US President, Sexism in The City, and The Women Running EU's Tech Regulators