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Coal India Ltd., the world’s biggest miner of the fuel, raised prices for the first time in five years to offset an increase to its $5 billion wage bill.

From gardens to farms, the UK’s way of life is inextricably linked to rain. Now, it risks becoming a cautionary tale of how a developed country can squander its most important resource.

Rockhampton Management Ltd. is shutting its pan-Asia hedge fund to return to its Japan roots.

Indonesia will consider new limits on exports of liquefied natural gas, a potential extension of trade curbs that’ve previously disrupted nickel to coal and palm oil markets.

US ambitions to break China’s dominance of green energy supply chains are “great for the world” as long as tensions don’t lead to war, said iron ore magnate Andrew Forrest.

Cathie Wood said software providers will be the next to ride on the artificial intelligence frenzy driven by Nvidia Corp.

North Korea confirmed that its effort to launch a military spy satellite into orbit failed, and said it would try again soon, drawing condemnation from the US, Japan and South Korea.

Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers sees US interest rates headed higher in the short-run and US taxes rising significantly in the longer run as the world’s biggest economy comes to grips with a persistent inflation problem and burgeoning government debt.

Ron DeSantis is kicking off his 2024 Republican presidential campaign this week with a trip to early voting states where he must prove that he can engage in the retail politics necessary to attract primary voters and show he’s a credible alternative to Donald Trump.

Moody’s Investors Service lowered Bangladesh’s credit rating as the nation’s foreign-exchange reserves dwindle while unconventional policies such as multiple exchange rates and interest-rate caps create market distortions.