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Tesla Inc. has started selling Chinese-made Model Y sports utility vehicles in South Korea, slashing the price to be eligible for more subsidies.

Australia’s outgoing central bank chief Philip Lowe proved to be a convenient scapegoat for public anger over surging living costs and rising interest rates, meaning Friday’s decision to jettison him was little surprise.

After failing to win over Thai conservatives in his first attempt to become prime minister, things are looking increasingly difficult for pro-democracy leader Pita Limjaroenrat to secure a victory even if he were to try again.

Mitsubishi Motors Corp. has suspended its China business indefinitely and will lay off staff after years of poor sales in a market rapidly turning to electric vehicles.

After years of lax oversight, Ofwat needs shareholders to invest more, but investors will only do that if consumer bills rise.

Dozens of cases of rape and sexual assault are being documented by aid workers. Many more go unreported.

The bond rally that erupted after this week’s US inflation report was the moment Wall Street veteran Bob Michele has been waiting for.

The cost of ingredients to make a traditional French coq au vin rose again in June, defying a continued decrease in the pace of overall inflation in a sign that lower energy and wholesale prices are slow to feed through to supermarket shelves.

Angola’s central bank is poised to raise borrowing costs to cool inflation that’s at a four-month high and shore up its currency, at its first rate-setting meeting to be presided over by Governor Manuel Tiago Dias.

The UK Labour Party is reaching out to Conservative donors for support, as opposition leader Keir Starmer makes a play for City of London elite who may have cooled on the ruling party.