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DuPont on Wednesday beat analysts' estimates for third-quarter profit as lower net interest expense helped counter lower demand across the

By Michael S. Derby U.S. Senator Rick Scott, a fierce critic of the Federal Reserve's bond-buying program, has

Brazil’s central bank will likely deliver its third half-point interest rate cut as bets on slowing inflation coupled

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is urging the US Federal Trade Commission to look into whether Exxon Mobil

Pakistan’s inflation eased in October as authorities slashed fuel prices and cracked down on currency hoarders to tame

WeWork Inc. shares fell as much as 42% in premarket trading following a report in the Wall Street

Joe Biden’s trip to Minnesota on Wednesday is a microcosm for the issues currently bedeviling his presidency. On

Southeast Asia’s internet economy will log its slowest growth on record this year, a group of researchers said,

Europe will see mild and wet weather in November, delaying the start of the heating season yet again,

Singapore’s financial regulator is set to direct DBS Group Holdings Ltd. to take further steps to resolve a

Three weeks ago, Keir Starmer was praised for showing grit in a speech to lay out his pitch

Red Bull heir Mark Mateschitz received a €582 million ($615 million) dividend as his first payment since inheriting