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The number of British businesses at risk of going bust rose by more than a third at the end of last year, according to a report by consultancy Begbies Traynor.

Twitter Inc. was sued by the Crown Estate for failing to pay rent at its London office and a landlord in the US for similarly falling behind on rent for its San Francisco headquarters.

The Federal Reserve’s quantitative-tightening program risks being propelled toward an early end as US politicians bicker in Washington over raising the national debt limit, according to some economists and bond-market participants.

Sweden’s banking system is strong enough to withstand a further deterioration in the country’s ailing housing market, Financial Markets Minister Niklas Wykman said in an interview with Bloomberg TV.

A Hilton-branded hotel in a Cotswolds town known for horse jumping has become a flash point in long-running fraud allegations brought by Russian state banks against tycoon Boris Mints.

Indonesia is planning more flights and social media campaign to lure Chinese tourists to Bali to capitalize on the international reopening of borders for Asia’s largest economy earlier this month.

The private-sector economy in the euro area unexpectedly returned to growth at the start of 2023, offering further signs the region may avoid a recession and comforting the European Central Bank’s focus on underlying inflation risks.

The UK is facing a stark choice between funding public services or saving its health system.

Ferrari NV’s electric supercars will feature distinctive engine noise created through a new amplification system, according to a patent filed by the iconic Italian producer and cited by analysts at Oddo BHF.

The outgoing prime minister set up a long-term framework for New Zealand to address global warming, but emissions haven’t been trending downward.