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A general view of the hemicycle at the European Parliament in Brussels, Belgium, February 24, 2016.

EU's 'Green' Gas And Nuclear Investment Rules Head For Final Vote

A European Union plan to label investments in natural gas and nuclear power plants as climate-friendly will be put to a final vote on Wednesday when lawmakers decide whether to accept or reject proposals that have divided governments and investors.

China Mulls Dipping Into Pork Reserves To Rein In Costs

Pork prices in China were about 32 percent higher than a year ago last month

Chinese authorities said Tuesday they could dip into pork reserves and ordered suppliers to slaughter more pigs in a bid to rein in the cost of the staple meat, after prices soared by almost a third year-on-year.

Euro Slides To Two-decade Low As Recession Fears Mount

Men wearing protective masks amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, use mobile phones in front of an electronic board displaying Japan's Nikkei index outside a brokerage in Tokyo, Japan June 16, 2022.

The euro sank to its weakest since late 2002 versus the dollar on Tuesday, as a jump in natural gas prices reignited worries about the euro zone economy and data showed business growth in the region slowed sharply in June.

Asia Shares Squeeze Higher, Take Brief Respite From Growth Fears

Asian shares eked out their best day in a week on Tuesday as positive economic data and hints of easing Sino-U.S.

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A U.S. dollar note (bottom) is pictured alongside an Australian 10 dollar (L) and 20 dollar bill in this picture illustration taken in Washington, October 14, 2010.

Aussie Ascendant Before RBA; Yen Pressured By Rising U.S. Yields

The Australian dollar ticked higher on Tuesday ahead of an expected half-point increase in the Reserve Bank's policy rate, while the yen slid against the greenback amid a rise in U.S.

Traders are hopeful that Joe Biden is about to wind back some of the tariffs imposed on China by Donald Trump

Euro Tumbles To 20-year Low Against Dollar Amid Recession Fears

Euro tumbles to 20-year low against dollar amid recession fears

One million people will be allowed at this year's hajj, not quite half of pre-pandemic numbers but enough to give hope to Mecca businesses

Mecca Businesses See Hajj Boom Ending Pandemic Slump

Mecca businesses see hajj boom ending pandemic slump

The PlayStation console has been hard to buy since its November 2020 release, with supply chain issues exacerbated by lockdowns in China

'Guerrilla' Sales, Crowdsourcing: Japan's Game Console Crunch

'Guerrilla' sales, crowdsourcing: Japan's game console crunch

A view of the Phillips 66 Company's Los Angeles Refinery (foreground), which processes domestic & imported crude oil into gasoline, aviation and diesel fuels, and storage tanks for refined petroleum products at the Kinder Morgan Carson Terminal (backgroun

Oil Falls As Recession Fears Boost Demand Concerns

Oil prices slipped on Tuesday, reversing earlier gains, as concerns of a possible global recession curtailing fuel demand outweighed supply disruption fears, highlighted by an expected production cut in Norway.

Joey Chestnut is yet again the winner of the Nathan's Famous Fourth of July Hot Dog Eating Contest on Coney Island in New York

Hot Dog Eating Champ Wins Again In July 4 Contest In New York

Hot dog eating champ wins again in July 4 contest in New York

South Korea's economy grew at its weakest annual pace since 1998

Inflation At 24-yr High Adds To Strains In South Korea's Economy

South Korea's inflation last month hit the highest since the Asian financial crisis more than two decades ago, adding to signs of building strains on the open, trade-dependent economy and fanning expectations of a big rate hike by the central bank.

A Macy's department store stands behind an empty parking lot at King of Prussia Mall that remains closed due to the ongoing outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Upper Merion Township, Pennsylvania U.S., May 21, 2020.

South Korea June Inflation Hits 24-yr High, Fans Expectations Of Big Rate Hike

South Korea's June inflation accelerated to the fastest pace since the Asian financial crisis, fanning expectations the central bank could deliver a 50 basis point rake hike for the first time next week to cool prices and curb capital outflows.

A police officer searches the scene of the Fourth of July parade shooting in Highland Park, Illinois on July 4, 2022

July 4 Gunman Charged With Seven Counts Of Murder

July 4 gunman charged with seven counts of murder

Indigenous leader Leonidas Iza is standing trial over the road blocks that accompanied 18 days of crippling protests in Ecuador

Indigenous Protests Cost Ecuador $1 Bn, Central Bank Says

Eighteen days of living cost revolt by Indigenous Ecuadorans who blocked roads and oil wells cost the country at least $1 billion, the central bank said Monday as the movement's leader went on trial.

NFT-Focused Projects Continue Attracting Venture Capital Despite Market-Wide Collapse

Since NFTs took center stage in 2021, there has been no turning back. From web2 platforms embracing NFT PFPs (profile pics) to the increased use of NFTs across blockchain gaming, metaverse, and Web3 - interest in the NFT bandwagon isn’t ebbing.

Sudanese anti-coup protesters gather on a blockaded street during a sit-in outside al-Jawda hospital in the capital Khartoum

Sudan's Burhan Says Army Stepping Back For Civilian Govt

Sudan's Burhan says army stepping back for civilian govt

Norway Government Summons Oil Workers In Sign Strike May End

Norway's labour minister summoned oil and gas industry executives and a striking labour union to a meeting on Tuesday in a sign that the government could intervene to stop the conflict which has cut the country's petroleum output.

Norway Oil And Gas Workers To Strike On Tuesday, Cutting Output

Norwegian offshore workers will likely go on strike on Tuesday in a stoppage that will cut oil and gas output as the negotiating parties have not made progress, the union and the lobby representing oil companies said on Monday.

The UK government is introducing new rules to reduce the prominence of sugary foods in English shops from October

Kellogg's Loses Court Challenge Against UK Obesity Strategy

Kellogg's loses court challenge against UK obesity strategy

Kia announces recall for multiple vehicles due to airbag deploying issues

Kia, Hyundai Vehicles Prime Target For Thieves: How To Prevent Theft Of These Popular Cars

YouTube and TikTok have made it simple for anyone to learn how to steal these vehicles.

A sign is pictured outside the Bank of Canada building in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, May 23, 2017.

Canadian Inflation Expectations Bolster Case For Supersize Rate Hike

Consumer inflation expectations surged in Canada, hitting fresh highs in the short-term and up "significantly" over the long-term, a Bank of Canada survey showed Monday, bolstering calls for a very rare 75-basis point rate increase.

Workers are seen at Bri-Steel Manufacturing, a manufacturer and distributer of large diameter seamless steel pipes, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada June 21, 2018.

Canadian Factory Activity Grows At Slowest Pace In 17 Months

Canadian manufacturing activity lost some momentum in June as inflation pressures and material shortages held back production and firms became less optimistic about future output, data showed on Monday.

What Is The Richest Country In The World And What Makes It Rich?

Luxembourg's GDP per capita stood at $135,682.8 as of 2021.

Rogers, Shaw Start Canada Antitrust Talks Over Blocked C$20 Billion Merger

Canada's antitrust authority, Rogers Communications and Shaw Communications will begin two-day negotiations on Monday to discuss possible remedies to the contested C$20 billion ($15.5 billion) takeover of Shaw by Rogers, as the July deadline for the deal closure looms.

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