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Food inflation will continue to hit French consumers until the fall, President Emmanuel Macron said, as the government looks to crack down on big food companies’ high margins.

Americans are souring on the prospect of a 2024 election rematch between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, even as that looks like the most likely scenario at this stage, according to an NBC News poll.

Former Peruvian President Alejandro Toledo was extradited from the US on Sunday, and is now set to become the third former leader of the Andean nation to be currently incarcerated.

While most UK mobile phones sounded a jarring alarm just before 3 p.m., users on some networks didn’t receive the widely flagged test of a new emergency-warning system.

Above-target inflation is the biggest risk for reserve managers this year, according to a survey of 83 central banks carried out by Central Banking Publications.

Wall Street traders are ignoring warning signs that the rally in technology stocks looks overblown.

Moscow may retaliate if Group of Seven countries proceed with a total ban on most exports to Russia by withdrawing from the safe-transit deal that allows Ukraine to ship grains from Black Sea ports, said Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chair of Russia’s Security Council.

Elon Musk is years behind on his ambition to render Tesla Inc.’s cars fully autonomous. He’s now saying in no uncertain terms that he’s willing to bet the company’s profit margins on making it happen.

Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in New Jersey with plans to shut down, putting thousands of jobs on the line.

The UK’s opposition party has suspended lawmaker Diane Abbott pending an investigation after she wrote a letter saying that Jewish people do not face the same sort of racism as Black people.