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Cushman & Wakefield, which appraised several properties belonging to Donald Trump, is no longer in contempt of court for not complying with a subpoena for the New York attorney general's civil probe into the former U.S.

Will Thanksgiving be happy for the millions of travelers that fly this year amid the thousands of flight cuts by the airlines?

Slowing economic growth is weighing on industrial metals prices but zinc and aluminium are likely to outperform if sky-high energy prices force European smelters to cut output further, leading to larger shortages.

Johnson & Johnson will sell cornstarch-based baby powder instead of talcum-based baby power products globally.

India's consumer inflation dipped to 6.71% in July, easing for the third month in a row, helped by a slower increase in food and fuel prices and adding to expectations that the central bank may rein in the pace of its policy rate hikes next month.

Futures for Canada's main stock index inched higher on Friday as the country's two main telecoms firms made headway with their merger deal, but sentiment was expected to be downbeat on worries over "soft landing" challenges for the economy.

The London Metal Exchange's (LME) global warehousing network is shrinking rapidly.

Europe is heading into winter with seasonally low levels of diesel in storage tanks, with major implications for the continent's industries and drivers in the run-up to EU sanctions on Russian crude oil and refined product supplies.

Flutter said on Friday it is seeing no sign of cash-strapped customers betting less and gave another positive update on its rapidly growing U.S.

Malaysian electricity utility Tenaga Nasional Bhd plans to begin the process next year for a potential $1 billion listing of its power generation business, sources close to the matter told Reuters.

Shares in GSK, Sanofi, Haleon and Pfizer began to recover on Friday after the companies said that nothing material had changed regarding U.S.

SoftBank Group Corp's decision to sell down its Alibaba Group Holding stake for a $34 billion gain may be aimed at shoring up cash reserves, but it also underlines how CEO Masayoshi Son has cooled on China tech.

Premature harvests latest test for French winemakers

Huawei revenue down 5.9 percent in first half of 2022

Disney's gains can be attributed to Netflix's price hikes and blockbuster new films like "Dr. Strange" and "Black Panther."

European shares rose on Friday after GSK led a rebound in healthcare stocks, while Flutter fuelled a rally in the travel and leisure sector after an upbeat earnings forecast.

A European bank has agreed to process a payment for the transit of Russian oil through Ukraine, Slovak refiner Slovnaft and another source familiar with the matter said, removing the cause of a stoppage of oil supplies to central Europe last week.

Large corporations are jumping on the "green" bandwagon left and right, which in turn is pushing firms that lease and manage car fleets to convert to electric vehicles (EVs) faster than they had ever thought possible.

Poaching of 'status symbol' date mussels threatens Italy's coasts

Battered by a near 50% plunge in its shares over the last 12 months, Nexi, Europe's biggest payments processor, has not gone unnoticed.

Some stock market bulls are watching a technical indicator for clues on whether a summer rebound in U.S. equities will roll on.

South Korea's President Yoon Suk-yeol pardoned Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Jay Y.

South Korea pardons Samsung boss 'to help the economy'

Indian, Pakistani siblings reunite 75 years after Partition

Asian markets struggle as traders contemplate more rate hikes

'Hopeless': Chinese homebuyers run out of patience with developers

Migrants to US turned into 'political pawns'

There have been reports of injuries, including twisted ankles and friction burns.

Argentina's central bank raised its benchmark interest rate by 950 basis points on Thursday as the country struggles to keep a lid on spiraling inflation that rose to a 20-year high of 71%, according to new data.