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Russia’s weekly refining runs declined for the first time since late June amid repair works at smaller facilities.

By Safiyah Riddle U.S. business activity slowed to a five-month low in July, dragged down by decelerating service-sector

Israel’s parliament approved a bill that will reduce judges’ ability to overrule government decisions and appointments. The move

Rishi Sunak said he will delay or abandon environment policies if they lead to direct costs on consumers,

Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s government plans to dole out €20 billion ($22 billion) to bolster semiconductor manufacturing in Germany

Europe’s government bonds surged and the euro weakened after fresh warning signs over the health of the region’s

Jamie Dimon has lorded over JPMorgan Chase & Co. for more than 17 years, quadrupling the stock price

Summer blockbusters "Barbie" and "Oppenheimer" have given the troubled film industry a big shot in the arm, kindling hopes that consumers may have fallen back in love with the big screen three years after the pandemic forced movie theaters to close.

Spanish shares tumbled on Monday, with markets spooked by the prospect of political gridlock following a snap election

(Reuters) -Shares of Wall Street's most valuable companies were mixed on Friday ahead of a rebalance of the Nasdaq 100

Mexico's headline inflation eased in the first half of July to its lowest level in more than two

The travel industry has defied a global economic slowdown, enjoying record bookings and profits as pent-up demand following the pandemic fueled spending on air tickets and hotels. But that may be starting to change.