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"Sell in May and go away" — shorthand for the idea that US stocks rise more between November and April than over the summer — is one of the most oft-repeated adages on Wall Street.

Sequoia Capital, the venture capital powerhouse, is breaking up into three entities across the globe, splitting the Chinese

UK house builders cut back on developments at a pace last seen during the pandemic and the global

The Reserve Bank of India intensified its operations to remove cash from the banking system, showing it wants

A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan As world stock markets levelled off

British shoppers are becoming more aware of “shrinkflation,” as food producers cut packet sizes while charging the same

French unions are holding a fresh day of strikes against Emmanuel Macron’s pension reform in a test of

Australia’s central bank surprised investors for a second straight month with an interest-rate increase that suggested it’s worried

Asian family offices are turning more bearish on property than any other asset class, as interest rates rise

Investors are looking anew at Egypt’s bonds after signs of progress in its plans to sell state assets.

Consumer expectations for euro-zone inflation eased significantly in April, adding to the case for the European Central Bank’s

Switzerland’s currency is poised to attract a fresh set of buyers as major central banks elsewhere shift their