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Norwegian tourism is thriving after a weaker krone made the famously expensive Nordic country cheaper to visit and a heat wave in southern Europe increased the allure of a cooler climate.

The Mayor of London’s plans to expand a contentious charge on drivers of older, more polluting cars to the capital’s outer boroughs was ruled lawful by a judge.

A shift in the last global anchor of low yields has sent a shiver down the spines of bond bulls worldwide.

AstraZeneca Plc has agreed to buy a portfolio of rare disease gene therapies from Pfizer Inc. as the UK drug company looks to the future for its next areas of revenue and growth.

Taiwan’s economy climbed out of recession last quarter as consumer spending helped counter the global slump in demand that has weighed on trade for the past year.

The yen’s wild ride in the aftermath of a surprise tweak to Japan’s yield-curve control program may be only the beginning, with a divergence of views on where the currency goes from here.

It didn’t take much to reveal just how fearful global markets are about a change in Japan’s ultra-loose monetary policy.

Euro-area economic confidence slowed more than anticipated this month, adding to concerns that growth in the region is stalling.

China’s markets regulator has consulted securities firms for possible measures to boost stocks amid growing signs Beijing is seeking to restore investor confidence, people familiar with the matter said.

UBS Group AG divided up wealth leadership roles in Singapore as senior banker Jacky Ang departs less than two months after the takeover of former rival Credit Suisse.