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British households are set to face higher energy bills from April even as the regulator’s price cap falls by 23%.

French President Emmanuel Macron’s government says his business-friendly agenda is luring foreign investors. But it’s not winning him many friends at home.

Hong Kong’s exports plunged in January by the most in 70 years as waning global demand and the Lunar New Year break weighed on trade and Chinese demand remained weak, even after the mainland emerged from Covid Zero.

Xiaomi Corp. unveiled wireless augmented reality glasses in the latest attempt to build momentum in an arena that has yet to become mainstream.

Turkey’s top diplomat said his country will resume high-level talks on March 9 over Swedish and Finnish bids to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

Most Adani Group stocks fell as the embattled Indian conglomerate kicked off a charm offensive with fixed-income investors in Asia, its latest effort to stem the fallout from a short-seller’s attack.

Primark’s outlook is improving as cash-strapped shoppers seek inexpensive fashion at the UK budget clothing chain, boosting its market share.

Dozens of Russians working for a mining company in Sudan are being probed by authorities on suspicion of gold-smuggling, in a potential setback for Moscow’s ambitions in the resource-rich North African state.

China’s stance on the Russian invasion of Ukraine puts it in an “awkward” position internationally and any weapons support to Russia would come with “real costs,” US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said.