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Lebanon took a step toward a more realistic value for the pound by adopting a unified exchange rate in place of three different rates it had used in recent years.

The crisis of confidence plaguing Gautam Adani has taken a sudden turn for the worse, with a record 28% plunge in his flagship company’s stock raising questions over the extra collateral he needs to cover loans.

Payrolls at US companies grew at the slowest pace in two years in January, depressed by inclement weather across much of the country, according to data from ADP Research Institute.

Traders are betting artificial intelligence and machine learning will have the biggest impact on financial markets in the coming years.

The US and its allies Canada, the UK and Australia have imposed fresh sanctions on Myanmar, adding to pressure on the military regime, two years since it overthrew the civilian government led by Aung San Suu Kyi in a coup.

Elon Musk temporarily locked his Twitter account in the early hours of Wednesday morning, in an effort to check whether it would affect engagement on his tweets.

The leaders of three of Europe’s biggest pharmaceutical companies say the continent risks becoming a less attractive market for innovative medicines.

Sanctions on North Korea drove pickup in stolen crypto, according to Chainalysis report

The streak is over. New York’s Central Park finally got its first measurable snow of the season.

Blackstone Inc. is reshuffling the leadership of a key real estate business as the private equity giant navigates one of the most challenging property markets in years.