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Not even record inflation looks likely to spur Egypt’s first interest-rate hike since March, with policymakers seen raiding

The Bank of Japan came into the market for the second time this week to slow gains in

Thailand’s constitutional court delayed a decision on whether to accept or reject a petition against a parliament move

Standard Chartered Plc is losing several senior long-serving executives in its India operations, with some heading for new

Societe Generale SA beat most analyst estimates even as key revenue lines weakened amid a lackluster trading environment,

Former Northwestern University offensive lineman Ramon Diaz is suing the school and its recently fired football coach Pat Fitzgerald over allegations of racism and hazing during his time on the team -- joining a succession of similar accusations against the university's athletic programs.

Former Attorney General Bill Barr said Wednesday that he believes Donald Trump "knew well he lost the election," speaking to CNN on the eve of the former president's arraignment in the special counsel's probe into 2020 election interference.

Putting solar panels on water to generate power sounded like a dangerous gimmick to Benedikt Ortmann when he

After eight months of deceleration, Turkish inflation probably ticked back up in July on the back of a

The UK’s biggest banks stand to gain billions this year from hedging against rising rates. Structural hedges, the

A report this year said at least 4,815 children in Portugal were abused by members of the clergy.

China has unveiled its latest show of concern for the embattled private sector: asking citizens to call out