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Efforts by financial firms and others to bring workers back to Manhattan offices more than two years after the start of the coronavirus pandemic face persistent headwinds, consultants said, with commuters still worrying about COVID-19 as well as safety.

Samsung Group will invest 450 trillion won ($356 billion) in the next five years to accelerate growth in semiconductors, biopharmaceutical and other next-generation technologies, Samsung Electronics said.

Brazil's Bolsonaro fires third Petrobras chief as fuel prices soar

Stocks mostly fall after sentiment Snap-ped

Russia commits 'all its forces' to take Ukraine's Lugansk, Kyiv says

A gas seller that supplied 7% of the eastern Australian market has collapsed due to soaring global gas prices, the first significant casualty in the country from the global gas supply crisis due to sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine.

China's property market woes are likely to worsen this year with prices remaining flat and sales and investment falling further, while tighter and widespread COVID-19 curbs weigh on still fragile demand despite more policy easing.

Elderly Hong Kong cardinal holds mass after court appearance

The U.S. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) said it was issuing a national emergency declaration to waive hours-of-service requirements for commercial vehicle drivers transporting baby formula ingredients and packaging.

Vacation rental company Airbnb Inc will shut down all listings and experiences in mainland China from July 30, it said on Tuesday, joining a long list of Western internet platforms that have opted out of the Chinese market.

The safe-haven dollar clawed back some of its overnight losses on Tuesday and the yen also strengthened as U.S.

The dollar hit a fresh one-month low on Tuesday as the euro extended gains while a broad selloff in stock markets failed to boost the U.S. currency's safe haven appeal.

Jailed Nicaraguan opposition figures face ill treatment, relatives say

Oil prices were near flat on Tuesday after choppy trade as tight supply worries offset concerns over a possible recession and China's COVID-19 curbs.

Oil prices were little changed on Tuesday in choppy trade after the U.S. energy secretary said Washington has not ruled out export restrictions to lower fuel prices.

Oil fell by almost $1 on Tuesday as concerns over a possible recession and China's COVID-19 curbs outweighed tight global supply and expectations of a pick-up in fuel demand with the U.S.

Oil prices fell by more than $1 on Tuesday as concerns over a possible recession and China's COVID-19 curbs outweighed an expectation of tight global supply and a pick-up in fuel demand with the U.S.

Oil prices eased in early trade on Tuesday as concerns over a possible recession and weaker consumption outweighed an expectation of tight global supply and a pick-up in fuel demand in China after Beijing's promises of stimulus.

Oil prices fell on Tuesday as concerns over a possible recession and China's COVID-19 curbs outweighed an expectation of tight global supply and a pick-up in fuel demand with the U.S.

Oil prices edged higher on Tuesday, recovering earlier losses, as tight global supply and an expected pick-up in demand during the U.S.

Oil prices steadied on Tuesday after choppy trade as tight supply worries offset concerns over a possible recession and China's COVID-19 curbs.

China congratulates Australia's Albanese in hint at thawing ties

Asian shares slid on Tuesday as relief at a rally on Wall Street was punctured by a retreat in U.S.

'End of an era' as New York removes last of its iconic payphone booths

TikTok lets creators charge monthly subscriptions

Snap Inc said the economy had worsened faster than expected in the last month and the social media company slashed its quarterly forecast, triggering an after-hours sell-off.

Snap Inc expects to miss its quarterly revenue targets, the company said in a filing on Monday, and will slow hiring for this year, Chief Executive Evan Spiegel told employees.

Workers endorse union at Activison Blizzard game studio

Stellantis NV and Samsung SDI plan to announce on Tuesday they will build a new battery plant in Indiana as the Chrysler-parent ramps up electric vehicle production plans, sources briefed on the matter told Reuters.