Hungary's tax-adjusted core CPI slows to 15.2% y/y in Aug -cenbank
BUDAPEST Hungary's tax-adjusted core inflation slowed to an annual 15.2% in August from 17.5% in July, the central
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Norway's $1.4 trillion investment fund is shutting its China office
Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM), which operates the world's largest sovereign wealth fund, has started the process of closing down its office in Shanghai, in another sign of big global companies pulling back operations in the world's second largest economy.
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Liverpool hold firm over Mohamed Salah as Saudi transfer window closes
Liverpool maintained their stance over Mohamed Salah as the Saudi transfer window closed.
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Rapper arrested on a murder charge after allegedly writing a song and making a music video about the crime
A Nevada rapper was arrested on a murder charge after Las Vegas police said he "confessed to the murder in his (song) lyrics."
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Germany’s KFW Offers €200 Million Loan for Eskom’s Transmission Grid
KFW, the German development bank, has offered a €200 million ($214 million) loan to South African power utility
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Country singer Zach Bryan is arrested in Oklahoma, apologizes on social media
Country singer Zach Bryan was arrested Thursday night in Oklahoma, according to CNN affiliate KJRH and a post from the singer on social media.
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Take Five: Doves versus hawks
LONDON It's a packed week ahead for markets with the European Central Bank holding a crunch meeting on
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Dozens of civilians among 64 killed in attacks in Mali
Two separate attacks by suspected al-Qaeda-linked militants in restive northeastern Mali Thursday killed 64 people including dozens of civilians, the country's transitional government said.
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De Beers 'confident' talks will avert strike at S.Africa's Venetia mine
Anglo American Plc's De Beers is confident ongoing talks with South Africa's National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) will
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European Stocks Rebound as Consumer, Retail Sectors Lead Gains
European shares climbed on Friday, trimming a weekly decline and interrupting the longest losing streak since February 2018
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Meloni Tempts Bond Vigilantes With Italian Spending Squabble
For an Italian government prioritizing fiscal prudence, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s coalition is sailing close to the wind.
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'Pay her the money': Kevin Williamson wants Neve Campbell back in Scream
Kevin Williamson wants Neve Campbell to return for 'Scream 7' and urged producers to "pay her the money" after she declined an offer to star in 'Scream VI' due to a salary dispute.
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