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US businesses are poised to invest billions of dollars into Northern Ireland if the “Windsor” deal on post-Brexit trading arrangements leads to political stability in the region.

Michael Cairnduff and his wife Lesley opened a pet food delivery business in County Down, Northern Ireland, six years ago — around the time of the Brexit referendum.

For the first time in about 25 years, China is not a top three investment priority for a majority of US firms, with geopolitical tensions and domestic economic issues driving businesses to increasingly focus elsewhere, according to a new report.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said he has the power to rein in prices of consumer products and does not need to seek authority from Congress to address domestic inflation that’s currently at a 14-year high.

Japanese banking giants are raising starting salaries for new graduates by as much as 30% as competition for fresh talent intensifies and the cost of living soars.

Bola Tinubu was declared the winner of Nigeria’s presidential election, a victory that will place him at the helm of Africa’s biggest economy as it confronts a deepening fiscal crisis, acute shortages of local and foreign currency and gasoline, and widespread insecurity.

President Joe Biden will travel to the Department of Homeland Security on Tuesday for an event marking the creation of the agency in the aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the US.

Australia’s natural gas industry is pushing back against proposed rules that would give the government more power to curb exports of the fuel in the case of a domestic shortage.

Russia blamed Ukraine for drone attacks in the Krasnodar and Adygea regions near the Black Sea but said they were repelled and damage was limited, Interfax reported.

Ghislaine Maxwell asked a US appeals court to overturn her sex-trafficking conviction, arguing prosecutors made a series of errors in their zeal to scapegoat her after former boyfriend Jeffrey Epstein’s suicide.