UN: Thousands in Gaza break into warehouses in search of aid
People took flour, wheat and hygiene kits after storming several warehouses, a UN agency says.
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Two Sigma Faces SEC Scrutiny Over Manipulated Trades, WSJ Says
The Securities and Exchange Commission is probing an incident at Two Sigma Investments LP, where a researcher tampered
1970-01-01 08:00
Israel Deepens a War With Hamas That Has No End in Sight
Israel has sent troops and tanks into the northern Gaza Strip in what it calls the second and
1970-01-01 08:00
Stock Traders Face Pivotal Week as Apple Steals Fed Spotlight
A Federal Reserve meeting typically is the stock-market story of the week. Not so this time, however, as
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Stellantis Seeks Deal With Canada Workers After Ending UAW Strike
Stellantis NV, which struck a tentative deal with the United Auto Workers on Saturday, is now negotiating to
1970-01-01 08:00
Edgar Lungu: Ex-Zambia president makes political comeback
Edgar Lungu is aiming to capitalise on growing discontent with his successor, Hakainde Hichilema.
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Threat of Israel-Hamas War Spillover Remains Elevated, US Says
The US sees an “elevated risk” of regional spillover from the war between Israel and Hamas and will
1970-01-01 08:00
Oil and Gas Markets Eye Risk of Escalation as Gaza War Deepens
Oil and gas markets are set for another volatile week of trading after Israel began its long-anticipated ground
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Fed to Weigh How Much Fuel Consumers Have Left After Rate Hikes
The surprising resilience of American consumers is about to be tested over the coming months, as rising delinquencies,
1970-01-01 08:00
South Africa’s Eskom Resuming Power Cuts to Replenish Reserves
Power cuts in South Africa will resume on Sunday as state-owned utility Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd. looks to
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BNP Head Says ECB Shouldn’t Delay Starting to Cut Interest Rates
BNP Paribas SA Chief Executive Officer Jean-Laurent Bonnafe said the European Central Bank shouldn’t wait long to start
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Emerging-Market Companies at Risk With $400 Billion of Debt Due
Cracks are deepening for vulnerable emerging-market companies as global borrowing rates surge to the highest levels since the
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