Lithuania Says Businesses Remain Wary on China Trade
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis said businesses in the Baltic nation remained wary about conducting trade with China
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Zelenskiy Demands New Fortifications With War Risks Mounting
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy called for a faster buildup of major defensive lines amid Kyiv’s stalled counteroffensive and
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Wall Street Expects European Stocks to Trail US Peers Again
Warnings about the glum outlook for European equities next year are growing, with strategists at JPMorgan Chase &
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HSBC CEO Says Bonuses Should Remain ‘Sensible’ Even Without Cap
HSBC Holdings Plc Chief Executive Officer Noel Quinn said the UK’s move to scrap the cap on bankers’
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Al Jaber Denies Using COP28 Presidency to Make Oil and Gas Deals
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Israel’s President Due in UAE in First Foreign Trip Since War
Israel’s President Isaac Herzog is planning a quick visit to Dubai later this week to take part in
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OECD Warns Global Economy Risks Losing Momentum
The world’s advanced economies are heading into a deepening slowdown as markedly higher interest rates take a hefty
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Rising Taxes to Squeeze UK Living Standards for Longer, OECD Says
Rising taxes mean UK households face several more years of falling living standards even though inflation is coming
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UK Watchdog to Examine Supermarket Two-Tier Pricing Plans
Britain’s antitrust watchdog will investigate a two-tier pricing system developing in supermarkets as a result of loyalty programs
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Greek Premier Sees No Impact on UK Relations From Elgin Marbles Feud
Greece’s relationship with the UK won’t be affected by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s decision to cancel a planned
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Halfords Slumps After UK Automotive Retailer Cuts Guidance
Halfords Group Plc slid as much as 22% on Wednesday after the British automotive and bicycling retailer cut
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Germany Risks €24 Billion Budget Hole, Lawmaker Says
Germany has a potential hole in its 2024 budget of as much as €24 billion ($26.4 billion), though
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