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Charlie Munger, Warren Buffet’s Berkshire partner, dies at 99

Munger was instrumental in turning Berkshire into an investment powerhouse

Market Wrap: Irish stock exchange extends gains as euro climbs

Euro advanced 0.4 per cent to reach $1.10 for the first time since August

Markets Update: Far right win in Netherlands weighs on European trade

Irish stock exchange saw modest gains on Thursday morning, while Stoxx Europe 600 also edged higher

Joe Biden and Xi Jinping say they’ll keep in touch – and not much else

Big business boys, including Apple’s Tim Cook, pay big bucks to attend post-summit banquet with Chinese leader and give him standing ovation

The Big Picture

Vincent Boland: Global economy is not out of the woods until US stops snowballing deficit

There have been sighs of relief all round as Central Banks take the foot off the pedal of interest rate rises, but America is still on a scary trajectory into the red

Elaine Byrne: Government asleep at the wheel over threat of Russian interference in our elections

We should not take our electoral process for granted as the US warns Ireland that Putin may attempt to interfere in our forthcoming elections

Vincent Boland: The world cannot afford for US and China to be at loggerheads

The upcoming Apec summit presents an opportunity for Xi and Biden to approach relations with realism and sobriety

Former IDA official among two Irishmen sanctioned by US over alleged Russian links

Liam Eoin Fraher and Dermot O'Reilly, senior officials at a financial services company based in the UAE, have been listed on an official sanctions list published by the US Department of the Treasury

Ireland will avoid recession but growth is slowing, says the IMF

IMF downgrades its forecasts for Ireland, which now sits seventh among the 20 Eurozone countries in terms of growth

Nashville: the grande dame of country won’t leave you lonesome

From blue skies to bluegrass, sizzling stages to spicy food, America’s mecca of music hits all the high notes you could hope for

Kevin McCarthy’s historic removal as Speaker threatens US credit rating downgrade

Moody’s has said that its confidence in the US is wavering because of concerns about governance

US firm EXL to create 200 jobs under plans for new Dublin HQ

Nasdaq-trading tech firm to establish headquarters for international business in the capital

US government shutdown looks certain after hard-right Republicans reject plan

US Markets Update: Wall Street braces for Fed’s ‘hawkish hold’

Federal Open Market Committee expected to keep rates in a range of 5.25 per cent to 5.5 per cent

US Catch-up: Wall Street looks to coax workers back to office

Everything you need to know for the week ahead in the US

Trump’s lawyers to request trial to be delayed until 2026

A start date of January 2 2024 has been proposed by special counsel Jack Sith

US Catch-up: Presidential hopefuls beg, borrow and deal for campaign donations

Everything you need to know for the week ahead in the US

Letter from America: fear and loathing in the Everglades

Panthers, bears and crocodiles, oh my: here’s what happens in the Floridian swamp under cover of darkness

Intel walks away from acquisition of Israel’s Tower Semiconductor

Deadline for completing $5.4 billion deal was August 15 at midnight in California

Trump accused of attempting to try criminal cases ‘in the media rather than the courtroom’

Former US president has continued to lambaste prosecutor, describing Jack Smith as a ‘thug’