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MOSCOW Insurance companies have notified charterers of ships operating in Russia's Black Sea ports of an increase in

A wildfire near the Greek capital is still burning and is expected to spread further on Wednesday as

Sweden’s economy is facing two years of contraction — more than previously thought — as rising costs force

Gold isn’t losing its allure, according to a dozen money managers who all told Bloomberg News they expect

Switzerland’s Gotthard tunnel partially reopened for freight traffic, easing the bottleneck on a critical trade route across the

Global investors have been shedding China’s blue-chip stocks in what’s been a record-selling streak, showing even the nation’s

By Paul Sandle and Kate Holton LONDON The long-running battle between Microsoft and Britain over the Activision Blizzard

Singapore’s core inflation eased last month as forecast, allowing central bankers room to keep monetary policy steady to

By Sinead Cruise and Huw Jones LONDON Banks in Britain may be free to award even bigger bonuses

Hollywood studios released the details of their contract proposal to film industry’s screenwriters, the latest salvo in their

The neat two-story rows of white containers stretch right up to the towering cranes of the vast construction

The Singapore police are waiting for documents from at least nine financial institutions in their probe into one