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Oil prices rose nearly $3 a barrel on Friday as attention turned to next week's OPEC+ meeting and dimming expectations that the producer group will boost supply.

Oil prices jumped more than $4 a barrel on Friday as attention turned to next week's OPEC+ meeting and dimming expectations that the producer group will boost supply.

Oil prices rose in European trading on Friday as attention turned to next week's OPEC+ meeting and expectations that it will dash U.S. hopes for a supply boost.

Oil prices rose in European trading on Friday as attention turned to next week's OPEC+ meeting and expectations that it will dash U.S. hopes for a supply boost.

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The dollar dropped to a three-week low in choppy trading on Friday, as investor concerns about recession outweighed inflation worries, for now, amid a mixed batch of economic data.

South Korea's property market has abruptly gone from sizzling hot to floundering, piling pressure on some of the world's most debt-saddled consumers as the sector experiences the fastest interest rate hikes on record.

For years, a separate class of South Korean shipyard workers - hired through contractors - say they endured wages barely one-third regular workers', got no paid sick leave for COVID, and routinely rode to worksites in the back of a pickup truck while others sat safe and warm inside their vehicles.

Major semiconductor makers on Thursday hailed passage in the U.S.

National Geographic and sustainable sneaker brand, Cariuma released new sneakers with adorable turtles and geckos on them to increase knowledge of their endangered species.

US tech titans stumble after pandemic boom

Apple Inc on Thursday reported profit and sales that beat Wall Street expectations, navigating parts shortages better than predicted and benefiting from unceasing demand for iPhones even as inflation has consumers tightening other spending.

Global sustainable funds saw net new deposits plummet last quarter as concerns about a looming recession weighed on investors, but they held up better than their traditional peers, a new report from researcher Morningstar Inc, showed on Thursday.

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Demand for transportation fuels remains strong despite mixed signals from inventory data collected by the U.S.

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Coffee shop sales in the United States have not fully recovered from a deep slump early in the COVID-19 pandemic, because most customers are still working from home for at least a third of their work time, a research publication from the Bank of America Institute showed on Thursday.

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Items found at the Walmart General Stores will include hiking gear and leisure equipment and accessories.

L'Oreal may continue to raise prices in the second half of the year to offset rising production costs, but would do so in a very targeted manner, the cosmetics group's Chief Executive Officer Nicolas Hieronimus told Reuters on Thursday.

Deal reached for generic drug to prevent HIV infection

Vivendi's top investor, billionaire Vincent Bollore, is weighing the sale of the group's publishing unit Editis to avoid antitrust hurdles as it seeks to take over French media group Lagardere.

Cosmetics group L'Oreal bucked a declining trend for the luxury and fashion industry in China with sales growing in the second quarter despite COVID-19 lockdowns, as the make-up market rebounds.

A secondary listing in Milan is a possibility, but not a priority for Hong Kong-listed Italian luxury group Prada, its chairman said on Thursday, adding no decision had been taken on the issue.

West Virginia has barred five major financial institutions, including Blackrock Inc and JPMorgan Chase & Co , from new state business after determining that they were boycotting the fossil fuel industry.

Brazilian airline Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes SA on Thursday reported a steep second-quarter net loss mainly due to foreign exchange variations, sending its shares down even as its net revenue more than tripled over the same period of 2021.

The recalled laxatives were sold at stores such as Walmart, Walgreens, CVS, Target, Meijer, Rite Aid, H-E-B, Publix, and Kroger.