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The top US consumer financial watchdog is sharpening his focus on lenders’ use of artificial intelligence when making credit decisions, signaling that fresh restrictions loom for financial firms.

Citigroup Inc. won dismissal of a $112 million suit by a trader who claimed the bank falsely implicated him in a US criminal probe of price-fixing in the foreign exchange market.

French President Emmanuel Macron replaced his health and education ministers as part of a cabinet reshuffle aimed at bringing some fresh impetus to his administration after months of unrest.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is eyeing holding the UK’s next general election in November 2024 in order to allow the economy as much time as possible to recover before going to the polls, according to a person familiar with his thinking.

The ongoing cyberattack exploiting MOVEit file-transfer software has taken a toll on US colleges and universities.

United Airlines Holdings Inc. is cutting daily flights at its Newark Liberty International hub amid ongoing disruptions, and the lower volume of departures is expected to persist next summer as the company works to alleviate congestion.

Dockworkers might be rethinking their position on a tentative deal after calling off a renewed strike planned for this weekend at Canada’s west coast ports, according to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Natwest Group Plc Chief Executive Officer Alison Rose has apologized to Nigel Farage for closing his Coutts account, saying she is commissioning a review of the lender’s processes in such matters.

The chaos that enveloped the UK Conservative Party last year as administrations led by prime ministers Boris Johnson and Liz Truss collapsed cost taxpayers at least — and probably more than — £438,000 ($560,000).