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A higher-than-expected May inflation report has concerned investors since this could force the Federal Reserve to hike interest rates aggressively. Since the possibility of the economy slipping into a recession is expected to keep the stock market under pressure, investors could consider stocks that tend to perform well amid an…

Amid surging interest in mental health

Savannah Resources said on Wednesday it had little control over what it described as the political process which is delaying its extraction plans for what could become western Europe's largest lithium mine in northern Portugal.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — There is no fire season any more, there are just fires — a recently popularized adage that’s becoming more true every year. Yet summer remains the most dangerous time for wildfires in California and surrounding western states. In just the last few days, Sacramento’s air quality has…

Analysts have provided the following ratings for APA (NASDAQ:APA) within the last quarter:

"People dial Triple Zero and expect there to be someone there to help them - and that's why paramedics do this job."

NSW paramedics will not take patients' billing details for the next five days in an escalation in their dispute with the government over pay and conditions.

NSW paramedics plan to escalate industrial action in their battle for better pay and resources amid unprecedented demand for ambulance services.

APA's (NASDAQ:APA) short percent of float has fallen 4.58% since its last report. The company recently reported that it has 9.36 million shares sold short, which is 2.71% of all regular shares that are available for trading.

Valneva SE (NASDAQ:VALN) warned it might have to reconsider its FY22 financial guidance after the European Commission informed the company of its intent to terminate an advance purchase agreement (APA) for its VLA2001 COVID-19 candidate vaccine. In November, the company signed the APA with the European Commission to supply up to 60 million doses of…

The death of a young girl at a Melbourne hospital last month is being put under the microscope. Amrita Lanka’s parents were concerned she was receiving inadequate care and tried to tell doctors. But how a parent gets their voice heard is different in each state.