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As U.S. college admissions become increasingly competitive and American campuses reflect the nation’s political divides, more families are looking abroad for higher education opportunities. What was once considered a niche option is becoming increasingly mainstream, particularly as American universities expand their presence through satellite campuses in cities such as Abu Dhabi, London, and Shanghai. Plus,
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Wall Street’s top regulator on Wednesday criticized two recent European laws on companies’ disclosures of their environmental, social and governance impacts, underscoring the shift in U.S. financial regulation since President Donald Trump took office. In an address to an event held in Paris by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, Paul Atkins, chair of
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