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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has approved amendments that will make it easier for foreign companies to invest in Philippine airlines, telcos and shipping operators

Philippines Allows Foreign Ownership Of Telcos, Airlines

Philippines allows foreign ownership of telcos, airlines

Fed's Bostic Sees 6 Rate Hikes This Year, War Risks

Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Raphael Bostic participates in a panel discussion at the American Economic Association/Allied Social Science Association (ASSA) 2019 meeting in Atlanta, Georgia, U.S., January 4, 2019.

Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank President Raphael Bostic said Monday he has penciled in a total of six interest rate hikes this year and two for 2023, fewer than most of his colleagues as he worries about the effects of Russia's invasion of Ukraine on the U.S.

Fed's Bostic Sees 6 Rate Hikes This Year, Risks From War

Myanmar junta chief Min Aung Hlaing (R) shakes hands with Cambodian Foreign Minister Prak Sokhonn on Monday

ASEAN Special Envoy Meets Myanmar Junta Chief

ASEAN special envoy meets Myanmar junta chief

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A banner with âVOTEâ on it is displayed facing the employee parking lot at an Amazon facility on the first day of the unionizing vote, in Bessemer, Alabama, U.S., February 4, 2022.

Amazon Union Backers See Bright Future For Organizing Despite Tough Odds

Workers at Amazon.com Inc seeking to organize a warehouse in Alabama after a bruising defeat last year have been invigorated by a resurgent labor movement, bringing energy to the campaign despite the long odds they face.

A Canadian Pacific Railway (CP Rail) locomotive backs into position at the company's Toronto Yard in Scarborough, Ontario, Canada March 20, 2022.

Canada Calls For Quick End To CP Rail Strike Amid Fears Of Worsening Commodities Shortages

Canada on Monday called for a quick negotiated end to a work stoppage at the country's second-largest railroad, Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd, that is set to aggravate a shortage of commodities sparked by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Berkshire Hathaway Chairman Warren Buffett walks through the exhibit hall as shareholders gather to hear from the billionaire investor at Berkshire Hathaway Inc's annual shareholder meeting in Omaha, Nebraska, U.S., May 4, 2019.

Buffett Deepens Insurance Exposure With $11.6 Billion Alleghany Deal

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc has struck an $11.6 billion deal to buy Alleghany Corp, the owner of reinsurer TransRe, just weeks after the 91-year-old billionaire bemoaned the lack of good investment opportunities.

Buffett Ends Drought With $11.6 Billion Alleghany Purchase

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc on Monday struck an agreement to buy insurance company Alleghany Corp for $11.6 billion, only weeks after the 91-year-old billionaire bemoaned a lack of good investment opportunities.

The flags of the United States and the United Kingdom stand after bi-lateral photo between U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson was cancelled at the State Department in Washington, U.S. March 22, 2017.

U.S., British Officials Kick Off Fresh Dialogue On 'Smarter' Trade Ties

U.S. and British officials will begin two days of meetings in Baltimore on Monday to discuss strengthening trade ties, as the United States and its allies ratchet up pressure on Russia over its war in Ukraine and China for failing to condemn it.

British Trade Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan and US Trade Representative Katherine Tai are seen together in London in October 2021

Washington And London Resume Trade Talks In Baltimore

Washington and London resume trade talks in Baltimore

Scandal-hit Credit Suisse Shakes Up Board With Schwan Exit

Credit Suisse shook up its board on Monday, including the departure of its influential vice chair Severin Schwan, as it attempts to draw a line under a series of damaging scandals.

The charging plug of an electric Volkswagen Passat car is pictured at charging station at a VW dealer in Berlin, Germany, February 2, 2016.

Volkswagen Unveils Asian Ventures To Secure E-battery Materials Supply

Volkswagen will form joint ventures with Huayou Cobalt and Tsingshan Group to secure nickel and cobalt supplies for electric vehicles in China, the world's No.

Volodymyr, 13, lies in a children's hospital in Kyiv after he was shot in his jaw, his back, his arm and his leg

Children's Hospital In Kyiv Faces 'Terrible' Trauma Of War

Children's hospital in Kyiv faces 'terrible' trauma of war

Former Wimbledon champion Boris Becker (L) goes on trial on Monday

Becker Trial To Start As Former Wimbledon Winner Fights To Avoid Prison

Becker trial to start as former Wimbledon winner fights to avoid prison

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky (R in this combination photo) urged direct talks with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin as the only way to end the war

Oil Prices Soar On Saudi, Russian Supply Fears

Oil prices soar on Saudi, Russian supply fears

China's property firms have struggled in the wake of Beijing's drive to curb excessive debt in the real estate sector, as well as rampant consumer speculation

China Property Giant Evergrande Suspends Share Trading Again

China property giant Evergrande suspends share trading again

Body Composting Takes Root In US 'Green' Burial Trend

Body composting takes root in US 'green' burial trend

Currency signs of Japanese Yen, Euro and the U.S. dollar are seen on a board outside a currency exchange office at Narita International airport, near Tokyo, Japan, March 25, 2016.

Dollar Pauses, Yen Near Six-year Lows As Ukraine Crisis Weighs

The dollar was steady versus major currencies on Monday, with investors awaiting remarks from U.S.

Yen Starts Week On Back Foot, With Central Bank Policies In Focus

The yen extended its decline on Monday and the euro and sterling came under pressure, with investors awaiting Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell's remarks later in the day and other central bank policymakers this week for monetary policy clues.

Pancake & Waffle Mix Recall: Products Sold At Kroger, Walmart May Contain Cable Fragments

The products sold at Walmart were sold nationwide, while the Kroger-branded products were sold in 17 states.

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 Jumps As EU Mulls Russian Ban, Saudi Refinery Output Hit

Oil prices jumped $3 on Monday, with Brent above $110 a barrel, as European Union nations consider joining the United States in a Russian oil embargo, while a weekend attack on Saudi oil facilities caused jitters.

Crude Settles Up More Than 7% As EU Mulls Russian Oil Ban

Oil prices settled up more than 7% on Monday, with global benchmark Brent climbing above $115 a barrel, as European Union nations disagreed on whether to join the United States in a Russian oil embargo after an attack on Saudi oil facilities.

European Union flags fly outside the European Commission headquarters in Brussels, Belgium, April 10, 2019.

EU To Mull Russian Oil Embargo With Biden Set To Join Talks

European Union governments will consider whether to impose an oil embargo on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine as they gather this week with U.S. President Joe Biden for a series of summits designed to harden the West's response to Moscow.

An employee works on a yacht at the Ferretti's shipyard in Sarnico, northern Italy, April 7, 2015. Picture taken on April 7, 2015.

Ferretti Launches Hong Kong IPO To Raise Up To $301 Million - Term Sheet

Italian luxury yacht maker Ferretti S.p.A launched a Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO) on Monday to raise up to $301 million, a term sheet seen by Reuters showed, despite ongoing volatility in global equities markets.

Yachtmaker Ferretti Braves Choppy Waters With IPO Valuing It At Up To $1.2 Billion

Italian luxury yacht maker Ferretti Group launched a Hong Kong initial public offering on Monday that values the company at up to $1.2 billion, a term sheet seen by Reuters showed, going ahead despite volatility in global equity markets.

Night shot of illuminated city business district in Brussels, Belgium August 13, 2017.

Euroclear Joins Bank-backed Blockchain Payment System

Securities settlement house Euroclear said on Monday it had joined a consortium of banks building a payment system for tokenised assets in the latest sign of established institutions teaming up with newcomers in crypto tech.

Telegram deliberately spreads its encryption keys and chat data on disparate servers around the world so governments cannot "intrude on people's privacy and freedom of expression," it says on its website

Brazil Supreme Court Judge Lifts Ban On Messaging App Telegram

Brazil Supreme Court judge lifts ban on messaging app Telegram

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang celebrates his second goal in Barcelona's 4-0 thrashing of Real Madrid on Sunday

Clasico Thrashing Could Change Everything For Barca, Says Xavi

Clasico thrashing could change everything for Barca, says Xavi

U.S. Charges Former Apple Buyer With Defrauding More Than $10 Million From Company

U.S. prosecutors have charged a former Apple Inc employee with defrauding the iPhone maker out of more than $10 million in a series of schemes.

US Representative Matt Gaetz led two dozen fellow Republicans into a secure meeting area where the latest witness in the Donald Trump impeachment investigation was to be deposed by lawmakers, a move that violated US House rules

Matt Gaetz Seeks Reelection, Controversial Republican Slammed On Twitter

The Florida Republican faces an investigation by the Department of Justice.

Chevron Corp's refinery is shown in Richmond, California August 7, 2012.

Chevron Pulls Union Workers From California Refinery Ahead Of Strike

Union workers were removed from a Chevron Corp oil refinery near San Francisco hours ahead of a deadline to begin the first labor strike at the gasoline producing plant in more than 40 years.

Chevron Begins Replacing Workers Ahead Of California Refinery Strike

Chevron Corp began turning over some operations at a California oil refinery to replacement workers on Sunday ahead of a United Steelworkers strike set to begin shortly after 12 a.m.