The UK government faces a crunch vote on its controversial welfare reforms, with ministers refusing to say if concessions by ...

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Canada has scrapped a digital services tax that targeted US technology companies, in an effort to smooth trade negotiations ...

Online retailers Temu and Shein have seen their once rapid user growth go into reverse in the US after President Donald Trump ...

Sometimes Russian spies recruit Ukrainians under the guise of “quests” — scavenger hunt-like games that are popular with ...

While Ivorian farmers struggle and production falters, growers in other parts of the world are cashing in on the price surge, ...

Plus, UK wealth managers eye private markets, investors flee long-term bonds, and Kiefer/Van Gogh at the Royal Academy ...

China’s export controls are spilling over into products beyond the rare earths and magnets officially identified by Beijing, ...

Poland will boost its production of howitzer ammunition fivefold as the country seeks to reduce dependence on imported ...

The surprise, however, is that despite the shocks emanating from Washington and the Middle East, US stocks are still grinding ...

US and European industry executives say high electricity prices are holding back efforts to rekindle domestic industry ...

Klarna’s pivot away from being a pure BNPL player has accelerated since the company was forced to pause its IPO plans in the ...