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Thames Water Ltd appointed city veteran Adrian Montague chairman as growing concerns over the company’s financial health prompted lawmakers to summon executives to explain themselves.

French authorities charged a police officer with murder in the shooting of a teenager earlier this week as the country braced for another night of violent clashes over the killing.

Lina Khan’s Federal Trade Commission has already filed three cases against Amazon.com Inc. Now she’s gearing up for the Big One.

The US Supreme Court buttressed the religious rights of workers, telling a lower court to take a fresh look at the case of a Pennsylvania postal carrier who says he was forced out of his job for refusing to work on Sundays.

President Joe Biden’s top health official said the “health and wellbeing of Americans will suffer” after the US Supreme Court sharply limited the use of race as a factor in university admissions.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan condemned Sweden for allowing someone to burn a Koran in central Stockholm, risking a repeat of tensions between the countries that previously derailed Sweden’s bid to join NATO.

Venezuela’s leading opposition candidate, María Corina Machado, will present her economic plan, including a debt restructuring proposal, to economists and bondholders in New York next month.

Coinbase Global Inc. is seeking dismissal of a lawsuit from the US’s top securities regulator, claiming allegations that the firm broke the agency’s rules lack merit.

Ken Griffin’s market-making powerhouse is challenging Wall Street banks on their own turf as it enters the multitrillion-dollar world of corporate debt.