Live news: US stocks hit record high as volatility hovers near pre-pandemic low
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US stocks hit a record high as volatility remains low. The Biden administration signals support for sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC). Donald Trump will not testify in the 'hush money' trial. Janet Yellen urges Europe to join the US in cracking down on Chinese exports. One person dies and dozens are injured after a flight from London to Singapore experiences turbulence. A top dealmaker is set to leave law firm Skadden Arps. Ivan Boesky, a convicted trader, passes away. Jamie Dimon says JPMorgan will choose a new CEO within 5 years. An activist investor builds a stake in Reckitt after a baby formula verdict. Toll Brothers raises its full-year outlook due to tight home inventory. Vanguard makes a surprising move in asset management. China is hesitant to make necessary shifts. The ICC's arrest warrants spark strong reactions from Israel and the White House. Netanyahu and Khamenei face increasing pressure. Visa rules impact foreign graduate recruitment. Apple's dominance is crushing. The FT offers subscription options for access to its content.
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