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Wuhan, the largest city in central China, has publicly demanded that hundreds of local companies repay their debts, in an extremely rare move that highlights the dire financial situation facing many of the country's municipal governments amid economic uncertainty.

Spending at US retailers rose in July at a much faster pace than in the prior month, a combination of both strong demand among American consumers and higher prices because of elevated inflation. It was also the fourth straight month that retail sales increased.

Singapore insurer Great Eastern Holdings Ltd. is in talks to buy MetLife Inc.’s Malaysian venture, according to people

Typhoon Doksuri has blown ashore in a cluster of islands and lashed northern Philippine provinces with ferocious wind and rain, leaving at least two villagers dead and displacing nearly 16,000 villagers as it blows tin roofs off rural houses, floods low-lying villages and knocks out power

By Jan Strupczewski BRUSSELS Euro zone governments will try to bolster their public finances next year by withdrawing

U.S. stock index futures slipped on Monday as a growing conflict between Israel and the Palestinian Islamist group

By Rodrigo Campos and Nelson Renteria NEW YORK/SAN SALVADOR An agreement between El Salvador and a group of

A conservative group accused the founder of a liberal “dark money” network of abusing tax-exempt status to steer