Oil and gas markets are set for another volatile week of trading after Israel began its long-anticipated ground

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Uruguay’s government will spend $12 million a month to guarantee bottled water supplies to an additional 500,000 people

ZURICH UBS has been ordered to pay $388 million to British and U.S. regulators over Credit Suisse's dealings

Russian metal industry veteran Artem Volynets’ blank check firm agreed to acquire two Brazilian mines for $1 billion

India’s government debt market is on tenterhooks again as traders assess the buzz around prospects for the nation’s

Germany suffered the steepest decline in business activity for more than three years this month, according to survey data published Wednesday, stoking fears that Europe's biggest economy is falling back into recession.

Australia’s pensions giants, flush with cash thanks to surging inflows, are looking to private markets for discount deals

An interest rate cut by India’s central bank next year can boost the country’s bond market that has

By Jarrett Renshaw, Stephanie Kelly and Leah Douglas The Biden administration is divided over whether to grant a

Apple on Tuesday is expected to freshen its iPhone lineup, improving performance and switching to a universal charger set to become...

By Filipp Lebedev and Gleb Stolyarov (Reuters) -Taiwan-based computer manufacturer Acer supplied at least $70.4 million worth of computer hardware