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The US will freeze economic and security assistance to Niger if the country fails to restore its president following a military coup earlier this week, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said.

The world’s largest payment network is making changes to how it deals with merchants who want to charge customers extra when paying with a credit card.

The son of Colombian president Gustavo Petro was arrested on Saturday morning on accusations of money laundering and illicit gain, the nation’s attorney general said.

France and China have agreed to work together on improving the regulatory environment surrounding cosmetics to protect both market access and product safety.

Hello, it’s been a scorching week, both literally and in markets. Here’s something to help you catch up while you try and cool off.

With the Federal Reserve nearing the end of its most disruptive monetary-tightening campaign in a generation, a softening US dollar is poised to boost profit growth for nearly half of the companies in the S&P 500 Index over the next year.

After years of delays and hundreds of millions of dollars in cost overruns, a Montreal rail system planned, built and largely financed by Canada’s second-largest pension manager is finally rolling.

Poland’s Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki warned that Wagner mercenary forces may attempt to enter his country from neighboring Belarus along with illegal migrants, the latest sign of potential tensions between the two nations.

As Bitcoin roars back after a year of crypto industry scandals and losses, Mike Novogratz says one man in particular gives him reason to stay bullish.