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New US home construction rose in July on strength in single-family projects amid limited supply in the resale

Syria’s president Bashar al-Assad has doubled public sector wages and pensions as the war-torn country’s national currency spiraled further downwards, reaching a new low for the year

Canadian housing starts slipped by 10% in July compared with the previous month, which had produced the strongest

A technical fault meant that for several hours Tuesday customers of one of Ireland's biggest banks could withdraw funds they did not have.

New Jersey ordered more than two dozen Boston Market locations to close Tuesday because regulators found "multiple violations of workers' rights," including failure to pay wages, and fined the restaurant chain nearly $2.6 million.

US consumers, trapped in a web of conflicting signals on the health of the economy and how it impacts their ability to shop for extras, might be forced to spend less enthusiastically on a key bucket of discretionary spending -- Christmas gifts, according to early forecasts of this year's holiday sales.

Embattled property developer China Evergrande Group on Wednesday resolved to delay its meetings for the Hong Kong CEG

Coinbase said it’s received regulatory approval to bring federally regulated crypto futures trading to eligible customers in the U.S., sending shares sharply higher before the opening bell

Indonesia’s president has urged a continuation of his educational reforms to turn Southeast Asia’s largest economy into one of the world’s biggest by its hundredth anniversary in 2045

Intel is terminating a $5.4 billion agreement to acquire Israeli chip manufacturer Tower Semiconductor after China failed to sign off on the deal amid deteriorating US-China relations

Saudi Arabia’s stockpile of US Treasuries fell to the lowest level in more than six years, as the

Pakistan’s iron-clad grip on its dollar holdings may be keeping its currency stable, but it’s also hurting local