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Inflation in Brazil grew more than expected in the month to mid-March, the biggest jump for that period in seven years, data showed on Friday, underscoring across-the-board price pressures despite aggressive monetary tightening led by the central bank.

About half of the world’s supply of neon comes from just a handful of companies located in Ukraine.

Food and energy inflation are starting to cut into the sales and profits of major discount retailers.

UK finance minister's rising star loses some of its shine

Spain offers fuel subsidies to end truckers' strike

Last train to Helsinki for departing Russians

Tesla Inc is recalling 947 vehicles in the United States because the rearview image may not immediately display when they begin to reverse, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said.

The United States will work to supply 15 billion cubic metres of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to the European Union this year to help it wean off Russian energy supplies, the transatlantic partners said on Friday.

India's civil aviation minister urged Indian airlines on Friday to add more long-haul aircraft to their fleets and to increase flights abroad, as air travel rebounds from a two-year slump due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Germany moves to wean itself off Russian energy

North Korea goes Hollywood with dramatic missile launch footage

Giant white diamond 'The Rock' makes debut in Dubai

Tough new rules targeting U.S. tech giants agreed late on Thursday are expected to come into force in October, EU antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager said on Friday.

Indian full-service airline Vistara is in talks with lessors about getting long-haul planes to cover a gap left by delays in Boeing 787 deliveries, chief executive Vinod Kannan said.

London-listed Petropavlovsk will miss a loan payment due on Friday after Britain froze the assets of its main lender Gazprombank in its latest set of sanctions following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Rebel challengers to Generali's current management pledged to increase earnings by a double-digit percentage and free more cash for takeovers, setting out their plans for Italy's largest insurer before a showdown next month.

How European rulings imperil flagship Google product

Instacart Inc on Thursday slashed its valuation by nearly 40% to about $24 billion due to recent market turbulence, underscoring the difficulties U.S.

Instacart Inc on late Thursday cut its valuation by nearly 40% to about $24 billion due to recent market turbulence, in an unusual move that shows how public market volatility affects high-flying private companies.The new valuation marks a substantial drop from last March, when the grocery delivery firm was valued at $39 billion in a $265 million funding round from existing investors including Andreessen Horowitz and Sequoia Capital, as the coronavirus pandemic was raging and doorstep delivery boomed.

Tigray rebels agree 'cessation of hostilities'

The Federal Reserve's hawkish tilt has shaken up the bond market, with Treasuries recording their worst start to the year in history.

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) warned Boeing Co earlier this week the planemaker may not gain certification of a lengthened version of the 737 MAX ahead of a key safety deadline set by Congress, a source told Reuters.

Japan's hardcore train fans accused of going off the rails

Asian shares were headed for a second successive week of gains on Friday, though trading was choppy amid hawkish U.S.

Shares on Wall Street took a breather on Friday after a tech-driven rally and U.S.

Shares on Wall Street steadied on Friday after a tech-driven rally and U.S.

World stocks paused for breath on Friday but are set for a second consecutive week of gains for the first time in 2022 though sentiment was broadly cautious as markets evaluated the economic risks from the Federal Reserve's policy tightening and Russia's war in Ukraine.

Complex questions as face recognition tech joins Ukraine war

Tense Oscars race nears end as show aims to win back fans