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Rock-bottom investor confidence in Britain will only recover if finance minister Kwasi Kwarteng scraps the economic plan that unleashed such turmoil in financial markets, leading economists, investors and banks warned on Tuesday.

Chinese healthcare and biotech firms are ripe for consolidation due to a sharp decline in valuations after the COVID-19 pandemic spurred over-investments in the sector, a leading local venture capitalist said.

Singapore dressed up to party like it's 2019 for F1 return

Exiled to Latvia, Russian free media defy Kremlin

Spare a thought for the beleaguered bitcoin miner.

Iran steps up activist, journalist arrests in protest crackdown

Dollar softens after rally but Asian stocks struggle to recover

Putin grants Edward Snowden Russian citizenship

Stocks fell Monday, continuing a weeks-long slide as governments fight inflation with rate hikes and tax cuts.

Bank of Nova Scotia said on Monday it appointed Scott Thomson, a board member for six years, to succeed Chief Executive Officer Brian Porter, a move that came as a surprise due to the new CEO's lack of familiarity among bank investors.

Walmart released two new immersive experiences in the Metaverse within the virtual community Roblox, called "Walmart Land" and "Walmart's Universe of Play."

Biden jumpstarts UN reform push but prospects remain low

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones touched on a few important business topics related to the NFL.

Recent profit warnings from bellwether companies like Ford Motor Co, may signal more challenges ahead for corporate America, increasing wariness for investors as the stock market deepens its sell-off.

The governors of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) voted on Monday to fire Mauricio Claver-Carone, a person with knowledge of the vote said, after an investigation showed the only American president in the bank's 62-year history had an intimate relationship with a subordinate.

Monte dei Paschi di Siena faces a tight schedule to secure cornerstone shareholders for a share sale of up to 2.5 billion euros ($2.4 billion) after an election pause during which investors were non-committal ended on Monday.

Turmoil in British financial markets forced mortgage lenders to temporarily withdraw and reprice products for new customers on Monday, a real-world consequence of the market volatility thrown up by finance minister Kwasi Kwarteng's mini-budget last week.

Open jobs at Macy's range from entry-level to leadership roles, with the potential to convert to permanent positions, which pay, on average, over $17 per hour.

Regulators in the U.K. on Monday issued a notice to the video platform. A hefty fine of up to $29 million could follow.

Prigozhin: Kremlin 'chef' and mercenary supremo

UK PM Truss under fire as pound sinks

The Federal Reserve's need to bring down unacceptably high inflation will cause the jobless rate to rise but a recession is not inevitable, Boston Fed President Susan Collins said in her maiden public speech on Monday.

Britain's GSK has appointed its first female chief financial officer, Julie Brown, to succeed Iain Mackay, as the drugmaker focuses on its core pharmaceuticals business.

Pro-Kremlin businessman confirms he founded Wagner mercenary group

Actors will be paid to perform in the "Man Vs Musk" film, which will highlight the dangers of distracted driving.

Amazon's Prime Early Access Sale will be held Oct. 11 to Oct. 12.

Volkswagen announced on Monday a $2.9 billion battery parts joint venture with Belgian materials firm Umicore, becoming the latest European automaker to bring battery supplies closer to home in the shift towards electric vehicles.

Ben Simmons is purchasing the combined condo unit in an affluent Brooklyn neighborhood.

A KKR & Co Inc led group has withdrawn a A$20 billion ($13 billion) bid for Australian hospital operator Ramsay Health Care after talks hit a stalemate, killing Australia's biggest deal of the year and sending the target's shares tumbling.