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Sean Fothersgill, the owner of model car seller Pendle Slot Racing, typically gets about 50 orders a day from outside the UK — or about half his total.

Turkey will likely refrain from interest-rate cuts for a second month, leaving the central bank reliant on the rest of its unconventional toolkit to manage loan growth and widen the use of the lira.

Inflation may be easing in the UK but there’s little sign yet that the cost of a full-English breakfast is falling.

Left to fend for herself after China abruptly ended the world’s strictest Covid restrictions, 31-year-old Share Xue and her daughter found themselves with 40C (104F) fevers and an expired bottle of Motrin.

Binance Holdings Ltd., the world’s largest crypto exchange, was named among the key counterparties to digital-asset platform Bitzlato, which has been accused of processing millions of dollars in illegal funds.

Bridgewater Associates is “strongly bullish” on short-term Chinese debt, after its onshore enhanced All Weather fund reaped a 7.4% gain last year amid wild swings in local markets to help it double assets under management.

The Biden administration is planning to send Stryker armored vehicles in its next package of military aid to Ukraine, adding another new and more powerful weapons system that it had previously withheld, people familiar with the matter said.

A Qantas Airways Ltd. flight to Fiji turned back to Sydney with a possible mechanical problem, a day after another of its jets issued a mayday alert due to engine trouble en route from Auckland.

The world’s governing body for snooker has charged 10 Chinese players for match-fixing and betting-related offenses in a major scandal that threatens the growing ambitions of the Asian nation in the sport.

Toyota Motor Corp.’s Prius hybrids are being targeted by thieves in Japan for components containing scarce metals that jumped in value following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.