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Applications for US unemployment benefits unexpectedly eased for a second week, underscoring a still-tight job market in which employers are reluctant to reduce headcount.

Billionaire Bernard Arnault has come under pressure after the journalist guild at his Les Echos newspaper raised questions over the mogul’s possible role in the editor-in-chief’s departure.

European Central Bank Governing Council member Klaas Knot reckons officials will probably need to hike interest rates in May, but he can’t yet judge on how big a move that should be.

Sanofi’s prescription drug Dupixent helped patients with a chronic lung disorder breathe better and regain lung function, opening a new avenue of growth for the blockbuster medicine.

The Republican chair of the committee that will hear from TikTok’s chief executive officer on Thursday plans to tell him that his app should be banned in the US and its popularity exposes a vulnerability that could be exploited by China.

(Bloomberg) — Norway’s central bank raised its key interest rate to the highest level since 2009 and delivered a hawkish message of further tightening, citing recent currency weakness and a better-than-expected economy.

Wind power industry growth dropped to the lowest in three years in 2022, hit by rising costs and shifting government policies.

The UK hopes to join an 11-nation trans-Pacific trading bloc in the near future as it seeks to broaden commercial ties with the rest of the world in the wake of leaving the European Union, Business and Trade Secretary Kemi Badenoch said.