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The European Union has raised concerns with China about the detailed product information that cosmetics companies like L’Oreal and LVMH have to provide in order to sell their goods in the country.

As mixed martial arts continue to attract interest from investors, some of them are even trying it out.

Qatar is sending less of its liquefied natural gas to Europe, where slumping prices have reduced its attractiveness as a destination for the super-chilled fuel.

Qatar’s beIN Media Group, which holds exclusive rights in parts of the Middle East to stream some of the world’s biggest sporting events, will no longer be broadcast on the United Arab Emirates’s top network.

The BRICS group of emerging markets is ramping up its bid for greater global influence and to challenge the US, sensing a moment to capitalize on a splintering world order to build out its ranks beyond Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.

South Africa is considering switching the venue of an upcoming summit of BRICS leaders to another country, according to people familiar with the matter, a move that would resolve its dilemma over whether to execute an international arrest warrant for Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Employment growth at US companies last month exceeded all projections, highlighting a durable labor market that continues to buttress the economy.

Applications for US unemployment benefits rose slightly last week to a level that’s still consistent with resilient demand for labor.

Pfizer Inc. gained US clearance for its RSV vaccine in older adults, the second drugmaker to bring a shot to a market estimated to be worth $10 billion within a decade.