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Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc. signed up another customer for a new unit that recruits participants for clinical trials, just as rival CVS Health Corp. exits the sector.

Two crypto lenders with links to South Korea halted withdrawals in quick succession, a reminder of lingering risks even after regulators around the world tightened oversight of the industry.

Sri Lanka’s economy shrank at a slower pace last quarter as the farm sector remained a bright spot in the nation grappling with elevated borrowing costs and higher taxes.

Deutsche Bank AG expects trading revenue to decline by as much as a fifth this quarter, the first major European investment bank to warn of a significant slowdown.

Pope Francis will be discharged from Rome’s Gemelli hospital on Friday, the Vatican said in a statement.

Transaction processor CAB Payments Holdings confirmed it plans to pursue an initial public offering in London, giving a much-needed boost to a flagging market that’s been beset by defections and canceled listings.

Glenda Jackson, a British actress who won two Academy Awards before being elected to Parliament in 1992 and retaining her seat for more than 20 years, has died. She was 87.

Major ticketing websites including Ticketmaster and SeatGeek Inc. will announce transparency initiatives designed to make it easier for consumers to see all the costs upfront for sports, concerts, and theater performances at an event on eliminating junk fees Thursday at the White House.

India has cleared the purchase of thirty armed drones from the US — its first ever — to boost its sea and land defenses as tensions with neighboring China and Pakistan persist, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

The International Monetary Fund criticized the Pakistan government’s budget as insufficient to meet the goals of its bailout program, a sign that a deadline this month to unlock aid will not be met.