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By Scott Murdoch SYDNEY Asian share markets were mostly weaker while the U.S. dollar higher on Tuesday as

By Rae Wee SINGAPORE The dollar inched higher on Tuesday but traded in a narrow range as investors

Bulging sales of US Treasuries are about to deliver a major test of investor demand and determine whether

UBS Group AG reshuffled its Asia global banking division, appointing some senior Credit Suisse Group veterans to help

SYDNEY Australian consumer sentiment slipped in August as a decision by the country's central bank not to hike

SINGAPORE Oil prices rose in early trade on Tuesday as supply concerns arising from production cuts by Saudi

Some might say Weird Barbies are made, not sold. Mattel, however, begs to differ.

City employees represented by local union SEIU 721 working in sanitation, at the city's port at at Los Angeles International Airport will strike for 24 hours, with picket lines forming in front of City Hall and LAX.

Australia’s consumer confidence slipped further into “deeply pessimistic” territory as elevated inflation combined with high interest rates intensifies

By Lucy Craymer WELLINGTON Public debt in most Pacific countries is expected to fall in the next 12

By Upasana Singh and Rishav Chatterjee Australia's biggest banks are likely to report narrower profit margins in the

Japanese stocks have quickly run up to 33-year highs this year, but this hasn’t been enough to raise