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Turkish businesses grappling with the fastest price rises in two decades are finally preparing to switch to a

Benchmark electricity prices in Europe have fallen to levels last seen two years ago in a positive sign

Deere & Co. forecast smaller-than-expected profit next year, with slowing equipment demand from farmers starting to weigh on

The birth of a rare rhino calf at Chester Zoo was caught on camera. A zookeeper captured rhino Zuri giving birth to an eastern black rhino on Sunday, 12 November. “So far, the pair have been inseparable and the little one is feeding regularly and already gaining in size and weight,” says Rhino team manager Emma Evison. The birth will help in preserving an endangered species. Fewer than 600 of the species are left across the African wild and are listed as critically endangered by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN). Read More Wayne Rooney ‘couldn’t be bothered’ to meet rap icon at Glastonbury, Coleen reveals How to use your Apple Watch to calculate perfect restaurant tip Martin Lewis issues urgent warning to unmarried couples living together

By Devayani Sathyan and Shaloo Shrivastava BENGALURU India's stock market will hit new highs in the next six

European Central Bank Vice President Luis de Guindos said investors may not be fully pricing the risk of

Sangamo Therapeutics Inc.’s cost cuts didn’t hurt just the roughly 162 US workers who lost their jobs this

Senior Cuban officials have over several weeks provided an increasingly dire snapshot of a deepening economic crisis in

Deere & Co forecast 2024 profit below analysts' estimates on Wednesday as high borrowing costs and squeezed budgets

LONDON British manufacturers saw the biggest monthly fall in their orders in nearly three years this month and

By Tom Wilson LONDON (Reuters) -The most powerful man in crypto has lost his crown - and could see his

By Carolina Mandl, Svea Herbst-Bayliss and David Randall NEW YORK The recent rally that has lifted U.S. stocks