**Headline:** The Collapse of Bretton Woods and the Emergence of Floating Exchange Rates (1971–1973)

**Headline:** The Collapse of Bretton Woods and the Emergence of Floating Exchange Rates (1971–1973)

**Article:** Between 1971 and 1973, the international monetary system underwent a major transformation with the end of the Bretton Woods agreement. Established in 1944, Bretton Woods had fixed currencies to the US dollar, which was convertible to gold. However, growing economic pressures and imbalances led the United States to suspend …

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**Headline:** Dotcom Crash Spurs Corporate Governance Reforms in Early 2000s

**Headline:** Dotcom Crash Spurs Corporate Governance Reforms in Early 2000s

**Article:** The collapse of many internet-based companies in the early 2000s, commonly referred to as the dotcom bust, had significant implications for business practices and regulatory frameworks. Following the rapid rise and sudden fall of numerous tech startups, investors and regulators called for stronger oversight and improved transparency within corporate …

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Global Market for Oil-Impregnated Paper Capacitor Bushings Expected to Grow Steadily Through 2031

Global Market for Oil-Impregnated Paper Capacitor Bushings Expected to Grow Steadily Through 2031

The worldwide market for oil-impregnated paper capacitor bushings was valued at approximately $217 million in 2024. Analysts predict the market will expand to around $365 million by 2031, growing at an average annual rate of 4.0%. This steady growth reflects increasing demand for these components, which are essential in electrical …

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