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Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan was given bail in a complaint after the nation’s Election Commission found that the leader’s Tehreek-e—Insaf party received illegal funds.

Ocado Group Plc shares plunged after the UK online grocery company said its venture with Marks & Spencer Group Plc is struggling to make a profit this year as shoppers pull back amid the worst inflation on record.

Investor sentiment toward stocks is becoming more pessimistic as they build short bets in both US and European equity futures, according to Citigroup Inc. strategists.

German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius will only get at most half the extra cash he wants in his budget for next year, according to people involved in the government’s financial planning for 2024.

Japanese Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi is unlikely to go to a meeting of G-20 foreign ministers in India from Wednesday due to a parliamentary committee meeting he is expected to attend, according to a government official.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s government is beginning its hardest sell: convincing skeptical Northern Irish politicians to back its new post-Brexit deal on trade with the European Union.

The leaders of Serbia and Kosovo effectively agreed to a deal on normalizing ties but must hash out how to implement it to end a dispute that has smoldered since they fought a 1998-1999 war.

JPMorgan and Wells Fargo are among lenders falling short in making transition to clean energy, according to BloombergNEF report.

Apple Inc.’s Chinese suppliers are likely to move capacity out of the country far faster than many observers anticipate to pre-empt fallout from escalating Beijing-Washington tensions, according to one of the US company’s most important partners.

Sweden’s economic output shrank more than previously estimated at the end of last year as household finances were eroded by a rapid increase in consumer prices as well as by higher borrowing costs.