Pinault to Buy Majority Stake in Talent Agent CAA
French billionaire Francois Pinault’s holding company Artémis agreed to buy a majority stake in the Hollywood talent giant
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Spain’s Sanchez Cancels G-20 Trip After Positive Covid-19 Test
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez canceled his plans to travel to the G-20 summit in India after testing
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Swedish Housing Prices Stabilize as Interest Rates Rise
Swedish housing prices were little changed last month, with analysts split on whether a slide in home values
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China Digs In on Ukraine and Climate Even in Xi’s G-20 Absence
China is emerging as a block on negotiations in the run-up to a meeting of Group of 20
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Rugby World Cup Presents France With a Real-Life Olympics Test
The Rugby World Cup kicks off Friday on the outskirts of Paris, with the first match pitting two
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Nomura Crypto Chief Warns Market Rout May Delay Unit’s Profit
Nomura Holdings Inc.’s crypto unit may take longer than expected to break even after a rout in digital
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North Korea Displays New ‘Tactical Nuclear Attack’ Submarine
North Korean held a launching ceremony for a new submarine it said was capable of tactical nuclear attacks,
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US, India and Gulf States May Sign Railway Deal at G-20: Axios
US President Joe Biden and the leaders of India, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates plan to
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Biden Is Not Planning to Meet Chinese Premier Li at G-20 Summit
President Joe Biden does not intend to meet with Chinese Premier Li Qiang during the Group of 20
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Oil Heads for Weekly Gain After OPEC+ Leaders Extend Supply Cuts
Oil headed for a weekly gain after OPEC+ leaders Saudi Arabia and Russia extended supply cuts through year-end
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UK Plans Food Security Summit After Black Sea Deal Collapse
The UK plans to host a summit for countries hit by rising food prices due to Russia’s war
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Philips to Pay at Least $479 Million For Apnea Machine Cases
Koninklijke Philips NA officials have agreed to pay at least $479 million to resolve part of a sprawling
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