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Teachers in England rejected a government pay offer, paving the way for further strikes and providing a fresh blow to Rishi Sunak’s government.

By just about any measure, Bitcoin liquidity remains low, despite the cryptocurrency’s eye-catching upsurge this year.

An Indian court suspended a two-year sentence for opposition leader Rahul Gandhi until it hears his appeal in a defamation case.

EY’s German business has been banned for two years from accepting major new audit mandates, after it failed to uncover fraud at Wirecard AG.

Low utilization rates for many connectors on city streets and highways illustrate an auto industry conundrum.

A group of investment funds is making a last-ditch court bid to block Adler Group SA’s restructuring, arguing that the proposed plan would leave them worse off than other creditors.

UBS Group AG will leapfrog JPMorgan Chase & Co. to become Latin America’s biggest wealth manager through its acquisition of Credit Suisse Group AG.

Morgan Stanley’s Michael Wilson — among the most prominent bearish voices on US equities — warns the rally in tech stocks that’s exceeded 20% isn’t sustainable and that the sector will return to new lows.

Oil refiners in Asia — like the wider crude market — have found themselves caught out by the surprise Saudi-led move to spearhead an OPEC+ production cut, and are now preparing to diversify purchases in the spot market if needed.