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Restless Americans fueling white-hot demand for travel caught a break last month thanks to lower prices for airline tickets and rental cars.

New York’s smoky air canceled the first performance of Shakespeare in the Park last week, but its presenter, the Public Theater, is on the rebound.

European natural gas futures rose sharply on Tuesday after outages were extended at key Norwegian gas facilities.

Bank of England Chief Economist Huw Pill said policymakers are aware of the hardship that soaring interest rates inflict on households and must find a “balance” on fighting inflation without damaging the economy too much.

Bank of England policy maker Swati Dhingra suggested patience in returning inflation to target, saying it will take time for the full force of the central bank’s interest rate hikes to have an impact on the economy.

Some of the biggest names in the global oil market are piling in on opposite sides of a normally sedate Middle East crude-trading window, making it harder to assess the impact of deep oil production cuts in the world’s top exporting region.

Germany’s ruling coalition ended weeks of infighting and reached an agreement on a law that would ban new boilers fired by fossil fuels, allowing the legislation to be sent to parliament later this week.

Between Al Capone, telenovela stars and a long list of narcos, Miami has had a long history of high-profile defendants. But none like Donald Trump.

US inflation continues to cool, giving the Federal Reserve room to take a breather from interest-rate hikes this week. The details offer signs it might become a full stop.

Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. has picked Overstock.com Inc. as the lead bidder in an upcoming bankruptcy auction for the right to own the big box store’s brand.