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Red Bull Racing's Dutch driver Max Verstappen sealed the world title for a second time at the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka

Red Bull Found Guilty Of Breaching F1 Cost Cap: The FIA

Red Bull found guilty of breaching F1 cost cap: the FIA

P&G Faces Challenge To CEO Moeller As Chairman From Environmentalists, Investors

Tide detergent maker Procter & Gamble Co faces a challenge to its CEO Jon Moeller as its chairman of the board from environmental groups at its annual shareholder meeting on Tuesday, with some investors planning to vote against him in that role.

UK's Kwarteng, Seeking To Calm Markets, Brings Forward Budget Date

Britain's Conservative Party's annual conference in Birmingham

British finance minister Kwasi Kwarteng, under pressure to rebuild shattered investor confidence in the new government's economic agenda, on Monday brought forward the publication date for fiscal plans and economic forecasts to Oct.

Traders work on the floor of the London Metal Exchange, in London

UK Court Says Elliott, Jane Street Can Sue LME For Cancelled Nickel Trades

A British court has granted permission for U.S.-based hedge fund Elliot Associates and Jane Street Global Trading to sue the London Metal Exchange (LME) for cancelling nickel trades in March, a court document showed.

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Retail banks have ramped up interest rates on mortgages, with analysts predicting heavy price falls for homes

Britain Unveils Fresh Action To Calm Markets Turmoil

Britain unveils fresh action to calm markets turmoil

Nobel prize season closes with the economics prize going to a US trio

US Trio, Including Ex-Fed Chief Bernanke, Win Economics Nobel

US trio, including ex-Fed chief Bernanke, win economics Nobel

A girl inspects a destroyed Russian tank near the village of Oskol, Kharkiv region

Russia Fires Massive Missile Barrage Across Ukrainian Cities

Russia fires massive missile barrage across Ukrainian cities

Pedestrians leave and enter the London Stock Exchange in London

London Stock Exchange Sets Listing Rules For Carbon Cutters

The London Stock Exchange has become the first major bourse to set listing rules for companies that finance carbon reduction projects, as part of efforts to grow the market and make it more transparent, its chief executive told Reuters.

Chinese authorities have moved to stamp out coronavirus outbreaks across the country ahead of the twice-in-a-decade Communist Party Congress

China Moves To Stamp Out Covid Outbreaks Before Communist Party Congress

China moves to stamp out Covid outbreaks before Communist Party Congress

People walk on Wall Street in front of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, U.S., February 6, 2018.

Wall Street Could Be Heading To A Black Swan Event

Black swans are low probability high events that are hard to predict, as can show up in different segments of the global financial markets.

Investors are nervously awaiting US inflation data later in the week, after a forecast-beating jobs report raised expectations for another big Federal Reserve rate hike

Markets Sink As US Jobs Data Fan Rate Hike Bets

Markets sink as US jobs data fan rate hike bets

A gas turbine at gas trading company VNG AG in Bad Lauchstaedt, Germany

German Companies Look At Offshore Production As Energy Prices Rocket

Germany's 200 billion euro ($197 billion) energy aid package will provide limited relief for businesses and is unlikely to dissuade companies that are already looking to relocate to cheaper manufacturing bases overseas.

Analysis-British Banks' Mortgage Payday Comes With Sting In The Tail

While British households head into a winter of soaring energy costs, a tumbling currency and nearly double-digit inflation, the country's banks are in line for a handsome payday as mortgage prices spike after a decade of stagnation.

Analysis-Europe Inc's Wage Hikes Alarm Investors As Worries About Recession Grow

Plans by European companies to hike wages and pay one-off bonuses to help staff cope with a torrid winter are raising alarm among investors concerned that the extra cost could hurt profits and undermine the region's economy.

It took nearly two years to locate the bulk of the fuselage and recover the 'black box' flight recorders

Air France, Airbus Trial To Open Over 2009 Rio-Paris Crash

Air France, Airbus trial to open over 2009 Rio-Paris crash

Nikhil Kumar Mondal buys vegetables from a vendor at a market on the outskirts of Kolkata

India Inflation Likely Hit Five Month High In Sept On Food Prices: Reuters Poll

India's retail inflation accelerated to a five month high of 7.30% in September due to surging food prices, staying well above the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) upper tolerance band for a ninth month, a Reuters poll found.

Tastykake, Mrs. Freshley's Pies Recalled Due To Undeclared Allergen

Those with a soy allergy or sensitivity may "run the risk of a serious or life-threatening allergic reaction if they consume this product."

The UN General Assembly is set on October 9, 2022, to debate a resolution condemning Russia's annexation of four Ukrainian regions; Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, seen here on September 20 at the UN, has sharply denounced the Russian move

UN To Take Up Russian Annexations In Ukraine

UN to take up Russian annexations in Ukraine

Falafels Sold At Aldi Stores Recalled After 20 Fall Sick In E. Coli Outbreak

The company issued the recall amid a multi-state E. coli outbreak investigation.

Members from Japan's shopping and tourism companies greet a group of tourists from Hong Kong during an welcome event at Haneda airport in Tokyo

Japan Reopens To Tourists With Shuttered Souvenir Shops, Hotel Staff Shortage

As Japan throws open its doors to visitors this week after more than two years of pandemic isolation, hopes for a tourism boom face tough headwinds amid shuttered shops and a shortage of hospitality workers.