Sweden Inflation Eases More Than Expected as Rates Near Peak
Sweden’s core inflation rate declined more than expected in August, providing some relief to the country’s central bank
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They're back! NSYNC return with first new song in 20 years
NSYNC, who are made up of Justin Timberlake, JC Chasez, Lance Bass, Chris Kirkpatrick and Joey Fatone, have returned with their first song in 20 years, 'Better Place', a snippet of which appears in a trailer for forthcoming DreamWorks Animation film 'Trolls Band Together'.
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Karnataka: Man arrested for stealing buffaloes 58 years ago
Police recently began reinvestigating the 58-year-old case and found the culprit.
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PIF-Backed Driller’s IPO to Price at Top, Raising $1.2 Billion
ADES Holding Co.’s initial public offering is expected to raise as much as $1.2 billion in what’s set
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European Gas Holds Gains as Australia LNG Strikes Escalate
European natural gas prices held gains as escalating strikes in Australia add to concerns about supply disruptions from
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Saudi PIF Developer Lines Up $2.7 Billion for Building Spree
Roshn Real Estate Co., one of Saudi Arabia’s largest master developers, has lined up about 10 billion riyals
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Singapore Crypto Policy Turned Conservative After FTX, Zhao Says
Singapore’s approach to crypto became more conservative after the collapse of FTX but the island remains crypto friendly
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Afghanistan: Taliban welcome first Chinese ambassador since takeover
Afghanistan's leaders say it's a sign for other nations to establish relations with its government.
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Rogue Russian pilot tried to shoot down RAF aircraft in 2022
The pilot fired two missiles - the first missed rather than malfunctioned, as was claimed at the time.
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Huawei flags product event, details about closely watched smartphones expected
BEIJING (Reuters) -China's Huawei Technologies said on Thursday it will hold a media event to discuss new products on Sept.
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Hong Kong to Resume Some Schooling After Heavy Rain Subsides
Hong Kong canceled storm warnings and announced it would allow some schools to proceed as normal after midday,
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Extreme weather may cost the global fashion industry $65 billion by 2030
Extreme heat and flooding are set to deal a massive blow to the global fashion industry, with four of the world's top garment producing countries at risk of missing out on $65 billion in earnings by 2030, according to a study from Cornell University and investment manager Schroders.
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