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The UK was an influential climate leader under former Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Now his conservative party is trying to distance themselves from green policies. 

Spanish growth slowed slightly in the second quarter and inflation unexpectedly picked up in July as the economy faces months of uncertainty while the country’s main political parties battle to form a government after Sunday’s tightly contested election.

Applied Materials Inc., a leading producer of chipmaking equipment, is expanding in India because it believes the country’s supportive government policies and abundant local talent will create the foundation for a promising semiconductor sector.

Adidas AG will start a second batch of Yeezy sneaker sales next week as part of its plan to work through the inventory of products from its canceled collaboration with the rapper and designer Kanye West.

The Bank of Japan’s surprise decision to loosen its grip on bond yields threatens to spark a selloff on the other side of the planet in Denmark, home to the world’s largest covered bond market.

A rally in Chinese stocks is gathering steam on early signs that authorities are acting on the policy pledges made at the Politburo meeting, raising hopes that bulls may finally be having their moment.

A surprise rally in the riskiest corporate debt comes with a warning: $7 billion of shorts.

Typhoon Doksuri made landfall in southeastern Chinese province of Fujian Friday after killing at least 12 people in the Philippines and Taiwan, bringing torrential rains and gales and forcing local authorities to close schools, suspend public transport and evacuate more than 120,000 people.

Saudi Arabia has made the first big deal in a push to deploy its vast wealth into the global mining industry, agreeing to buy a stake in Vale SA’s base metals unit.

Romania plans to rapidly expand one of the key transit routes for grain from neighboring Ukraine as Russia’s escalating attacks in the Black Sea are exacerbating risks for the global food trade.