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Federal Reserve Board Chairman Jerome Powell said the central bank will be willing to be aggressive to support the US economy

North Korea is allegedly looking at launching its own cryptocurrency, similar to bitcoin.

Destruction and damaged buildings from Syrian government forces' bombardment are pictured in Idlib province, where close to 1,000 civilians have been killed

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres tells reporters that he does not plan to meet Venezuela's opposition leader

Fed cut interest rates in line with expectations, far less than President Trump had demanded.

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President Mahamadou Issoufou of Niger

E-cigarettes have been pushed as a safer alternative to smoking but critics say the flavours appeal particularly to children

More and more of these will be needed as airlines seek to reduce spending on fuel, according to the latest forecasts by Airbus

Floyd Mayweather claims his fighter is a mix of Manny Pacquiao and Mike Tyson.

More iPhones may soon bear "Made in India" markings.

Horseracing is hugely popular in gambling-mad Hong Kong

Emerging economies saw a sharper fall in financial assets than developed nations, according to the report

Ken Hu said Huawei has 'a lot of challenges ahead of us'

More than a million pigs have been culled as a result of the swine fever outbreak in China, which has sent prices surging

As pro-democracy protests grind on for a fourth month, Hong Kong has been left counting the cost, with the city’s tourist industry battered and businesses forced to lay off staff as they struggle to stay afloat.Images beamed around the world of black-clad demonstrators battling police in full riot gear on streets usually lined with shoppers have led travellers to shun the financial hub.

Swiss direct democracy could put 5G networks on ice

Prince Charles once made a move that had many calling him a "selfish prince."

The prospect of a quick recovery in Saudi crude production sent oil prices sharply lower

Donald Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods are broken down into four lists that cover different spectrums of imported goods.

Finance Minister Wopke Hoekstra, pictured in May 2019, announced that the Dutch government was loosening its purse strings to spend more on stimulating the economy