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US envoy Amos Hochstein expressed optimism for "continuous progress" in resolving the Lebanon-Israel dispute

US Envoy Hopeful On Lebanon-Israel Sea Border Talks

US envoy hopeful on Lebanon-Israel sea border talks

'Good To Be Back': Hugs And Tears As Tonga Reopens Borders

Tonga lifted Covid restrictions, allowing visitors and Tongans to return to the Pacific nation without undergoing quarantine for the first time since the pandemic struck

'Good to be back': Hugs and tears as Tonga reopens borders

U.S. Considers Crackdown On Memory Chip Makers In China

Memory chips by South Korean semiconductor supplier SK Hynix are seen on a circuit board of a computer in this illustration picture taken February 25, 2022.

The United States is considering limiting shipments of American chipmaking equipment to memory chip makers in China including Yangtze Memory Technologies Co Ltd (YMTC), according to four people familiar with the matter, part of a bid to halt China's semiconductor sector advances and protect U.S.

The national park is home to the Komodo dragon -- the world's largest lizard

Indonesian Tourism Workers Strike Over Komodo Park Price Hike

Indonesian tourism workers strike over Komodo park price hike

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Macau is the only territory in China where casinos are allowed, and its multi-billion-dollar gaming industry was until recently bigger than Las Vegas

Macau To Reopen After Covid Sinks Gaming Revenue To Record Low

Macau to reopen after Covid sinks gaming revenue to record low

The Cotopaxi volcano is seen near Quito, Ecuador, August 10, 2015.

Exclusive-Luxembourg Banks Told To Freeze Ecuador Assets Amid Perenco Dispute, Documents Show

A Luxembourg bailiff has ordered banks to freeze assets held by Ecuador in Luxembourg accounts as a result of a dispute over a $391 million settlement award that Anglo-French oil company Perenco says remains unpaid, a document seen by Reuters show.

Explainer-Australia Reviews Gas Export Curb Trigger As Domestic Shortfall Looms

Australia's competition watchdog on Monday warned the country's east coast faces a gas supply shortfall in 2023, prompting the government to consider whether to impose curbs on exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) for the first time.

An employee shows gold bar at the Prioksky Non-Ferrous Metals Plant in Kasimov, Russia February 14, 2017. Picture taken February 14, 2017.

Gold Investors Face Bind Over Bars From Tarnished Russia

Some investors want Russian gold off their books but it's not that easy to remove.

New homes and land for sale are pictured in southern Sydney August 14, 2014. More wealthy Chinese are moving their money out of China to invest in Australia's property market as the corruption crackdown in Asia's biggest economy gathers momentum, property

From Boom To Gloom, Australia's Red Hot Property Market Hits Reverse

This April, Australian home repairman Reis Saki put his parents' house on the market in Melbourne's outskirts, with hopes of a quick sale so they could move closer to family and health services.

HSBC is facing pressure to spin off its Asian business

HSBC H1 Pre-tax Profit Falls, Says To Pay Quarterly Dividends

HSBC H1 pre-tax profit falls, says to pay quarterly dividends

The 13 core members of OPEC, led by Saudi Arabia, and the ten further states in OPEC+ -- chief among them Russia -- find themselves at a crossroads

OPEC+ Walks 'Fine Line' Between US And Russia

OPEC+ walks 'fine line' between US and Russia

A woman wearing a protective face mask walks past stacks of toilet paper for sale in the Tsuen Wan district of Hong Kong

HSBC Rebuffs Ping An Call For Break-up, Arguing It Would Be Costly

HSBC pushed back on a proposal by top shareholder Ping An Insurance Group Co of China to split the lender, a move Europe's biggest bank said would be costly, while posting profit that beat expectations and promising chunkier dividends.

HSBC Raises Key Profitability Goal, Seeking To Rebuff Ping An Call For Break-up

HSBC sought to woo investors on Monday with a higher profitability target and bullish dividend outlook, as Europe's biggest bank pushed back on a proposal by top shareholder Ping An Insurance Group Co of China to split itself.

HSBC Hangs Up On Ping An Break-up Call, Lifts Payout And Profit Goal

HSBC pushed back on a proposal by top shareholder Ping An Insurance Group Co of China to split the lender, a move Europe's biggest bank said would be costly, while posting profits that beat expectations and promising chunkier dividends.

HSBC Rejects Ping An Break-up Call, Promises Higher Dividend

Protein Shakes, Oat Milk Included In Recall Of 53 Products Over Microbial Contamination

The recall affects brands such as Premier Protein, Glucerna and Aloha.

Evergrande has been involved in restructuring negotiations after racking up $300 billion in liabilities in the wake of Beijing's crackdown on excessive debt and rampant speculation in the real estate sector

Unit Of Chinese Property Giant Evergrande Ordered To Pay $1.1 Billion

Unit of Chinese property giant Evergrande ordered to pay $1.1 billion

Asian investors struggled to extend Wall Street's lead, with Hong Kong and Shanghai suffering most after another disappointing reading on the Chinese economy

Asian Markets Rise As Traders Weigh Rates Outlook, China Data

Asian markets rise as traders weigh rates outlook, China data

Actress Nichelle Nichols, seen here in December 2021, who played communications officer Uhura on the popular 'Star Trek' series, has died

Nichelle Nichols, Uhura Of 'Star Trek' Fame, Dies At 89

Nichelle Nichols, Uhura of 'Star Trek' fame, dies at 89

Over 100,000 Pounds Of PF Chang's Frozen Beef Products Recalled

The recall affects P.F. Chang's home menu beef and broccoli.

Transfer The Transformation: How To Bring An Outdoor Expedition Home

We intentionally set upon our own metamorphosis.

U.S. Dollar and Euro banknotes are seen in this illustration taken July 17, 2022.

Dollar Falls Against Yen As Investors Reassess U.S. Rate Hike Outlook

The U.S. dollar was at its lowest level since mid-June against the Japanese yen on Monday as investors weighed the likelihood that the Federal Reserve will not raise interest rates as aggressively as some had expected.

A safety driver sits on the passenger seat as the car with autonomous driving system by DeepRoute.ai, drives itself on a street in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, China July 29, 2022.

Shenzhen Accelerates China's Driverless Car Dreams

On a busy downtown street three delivery bikes suddenly dart over the pedestrian crossing ahead of the car.

FILE PHOTO - Pedestrians wearing protective masks, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, are reflected on an electronic board displaying various companyâs stock prices outside a brokerage in Tokyo, Japan, February 25, 2022.

Asia Shares Stay Sluggish, Dollar Resumes Retreat

Asian shares were sluggish on Monday as disappointing Chinese economic data fed doubts Wall Street's rally could be sustained, while the dollar continued its retreat on the yen as speculators were forced out of suddenly unprofitable short positions.

World Stocks Kick Off August At 7-wk High, U.S. Futures On Back Foot

World stocks hit seven-week highs on Monday, buoyed by recent strong corporate earnings and declining expectations for hefty interest rate rises, though U.S.

China's Alibaba Strives To Keep New York Listing Amid Audit Dispute

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd said on Monday it would work to maintain its New York Stock Exchange listing alongside its Hong Kong listing after the Chinese e-commerce giant was placed on a delisting watchlist by U.S authorities.

FILE PHOTO - Properties can be seen in the Sydney suburb of Clovelly, Australia, July 19, 2015.

Australia Home Prices Slide, Sydney Suffers Worse Month In 40 Years

Australian home prices slid for a third month in July and the pace quickened as Sydney suffered its worst decline in almost 40 years amid rising borrowing costs and a cost-of-living crisis.

Model of an LNG tanker is seen in this illustration taken May 19, 2022.

Australia Considers Curbing Gas Exports To Avert Domestic Supply Crunch

Australia said on Monday it will decide whether to curb exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) after a watchdog urged restrictions, warning one of the world's biggest suppliers of the fuel could face a shortfall and soaring prices next year.

An employee grabs carbonate lithium after being processed in Argentina August 12, 2021.

Toyota-Panasonic Battery JV To Buy Lithium From Ioneer's Nevada Mine

A joint battery venture of Toyota Motor Corp and Panasonic Corp will buy lithium from ioneer Ltd's Rhyolite Ridge mining project and use the metal to build electric vehicle batteries in the United States.

Traders are in a bullish mood after the Federal Reserve's rate move but analysts warned there remained a lotof uncertainty ahead for markets

Bullish Sentiment Returns To Wall Street, But How Long Will It Last?

Stock market bulls got their cue from several factors, like earnings from Apple and Amazon, which beat the scaled-back analyst expectations.

Chad's Prime Minister Albert Pahimi Padacke arrives at the start of the negotiations in Qatar's capital Doha, on March 13, 2022

August Signing Of Chad Peace Plan Expected In Qatar: Sources

August signing of Chad peace plan expected in Qatar: sources

Prices of existing homes in the United States continue to climb, constraining sales amid real estate shortages

House Hunters, Don't Despair. A New Home Is Still Within Reach

For homebuyers short on savings, there are more than 2,000 down-payment-assistance programs, including those run and financed by each of the 50 states.