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Senator Dianne Feinstein was briefly treated at a hospital Tuesday afternoon after a fall in her San Francisco home, a spokesman confirmed.

European natural gas jumped by the most since March of last year amid the possibility of worker strikes in Australia, highlighting market jitters over potential supply disruptions.

President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s government is moving toward allowing Brazil’s state-run oil company to survey an ecologically sensitive offshore region, a decision that threatens to overshadow a major environmental summit and feed a festering dispute in his administration.

Last year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said India could feed the world. This year, the world’s top rice exporter is instead curbing grain sales, rushing to ease rising food inflation at home as next year’s general election approaches.

Fines tied to unauthorized communications on Wall Street have topped $2.5 billion, and that’s probably not the last of it.

Kenya’s central bank kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged as it expects inflation to continue to slow.

Swimming pool manufacturers in the US are slashing their profit outlooks for the year even as July was officially declared the world’s hottest month on record, a contradiction that illustrates just how vast and profound the fallout from rapid interest rate hikes has been.

Investment fund Engine No. 1, known for its battle with Exxon Mobil Corp. and recently taking a surprise stake in Vale SA’s base metals business, is eying more deals in critical minerals.