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Uranus and Neptune, ice giants where scientists believe diamond rain falls below the surface

It's Raining Diamonds Across The Universe, Research Suggests

It's raining diamonds across the universe, research suggests

Greek Yogurt Maker Chobani Pulls IPO Amid Listing Slowdown

Greek-yogurt maker Chobani is shown for sale in a California grocery store

Yogurt maker Chobani is withdrawing its plans for an initial public offering in the United States after having delayed its listing plans earlier this year, marking the first high-profile casualty of the current slowdown in stock market flotations.

U.S. FTC To Appeal Judge's Decision On Illumina-Grail Deal

The offices of gene sequencing company Illumina Inc are shown in San Diego, California

The Federal Trade Commission said on Friday it will appeal a decision earlier this week by the agency's chief administrative judge in favor of Illumina Inc's $7.1 billion acquisition of cancer detection test maker Grail Inc.

Gas burns from a ring on a domestic cooker

Explainer-Why Russia Drives European And British Gas Prices

Russia on Friday scrapped a Saturday deadline to resume flows via the Nord Stream 1 pipeline to Europe, saying it had discovered a fault during maintenance, deepening Europe's difficulties in securing fuel for winter.

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Selfridges wants nearly half of its sales to be from second-hand, repaired, rented or recycled goods

Selfridges Targets 'Circular' Sales For Almost Half Its Goods

Selfridges targets 'circular' sales for almost half its goods

Ukraine's Naftogaz Hopes To Supply Europe With Gas For Next Heating Season - CEO

Ukraine's state-owned energy company Naftogaz is working hard to increase natural gas production, and could supply gas to European countries in time for next year's heating season, chief executive Yuriy Vitrenko told Reuters.

China's Wu Yibing faces defending champion Daniil Medvedev in Friday's third round

Williams Looks To Extend US Open Farewell, Wu Eyes Upset

Williams looks to extend US Open farewell, Wu eyes upset

Russia has warned that it would stop supplying oil to countries that impose restrictions

G7 To Implement Russian Oil Price Cap 'Urgently'

G7 to implement Russian oil price cap 'urgently'

Pumpkin Spice Latte Aficionado? This Company Will Pay You To Drink Them

Apply to become a pumpkin spice latte taste tester and rate your favorite autumnal drink from a variety of coffee chains.

Europe is facing soaring energy prices after Russia slashed gas deliveries to the region amid soaring tensions following its February invasion of Ukraine

Russia's Gazprom Expected To Resume Pipeline Supplies

Russia's Gazprom expected to resume pipeline supplies

Federal Reserve Board Building in Washington

Fed Seen Keeping To Aggressive Rate Hikes As Unemployment Rises

Traders of futures tied to the Federal Reserve's policy rate kept bets Friday the U.S.

German Economy Likely Already In A Recession, Will Last Three Quarters - Reuters Poll

The German economy is on track to contract for three consecutive quarters starting from this one, according to a Reuters poll of economists, following a dramatic spike in gas prices after Russia slashed deliveries to Europe.

Career center reopens for in-person appointments in Kentucky

Instant View: US August Payrolls Rise Slightly More Than Expected

U.S. job growth rose slightly more than expected in August and the unemployment rate ticked higher, giving the Federal Reserve enough cushion to stay on its aggressive rate hike path as it tries to tame inflation.

Serena Williams (right) and her sister Venus on their way to a doubles victory at the 1999 US Open

Venus vs. Serena Williams Net Worth: Who Is The Richer Sister?

Serena Williams is richer than her sister, thanks to her $260 million net worth.

An American Airlines aircraft lands at Reagan National Airport in Arlington, Virginia

What Does An Airline Owe You If Your Flight Is Delayed Or Canceled?

The Department of Transportation customer service dashboard makes it convenient for travelers to see the amenities they are owed for flight delays and cancellations.

U.S. Expected To Announce 3 Years Of Biofuel Blending Mandates In Nov -sources

The Biden administration is expected to announce a rule this year that would detail annual biofuel blending mandates for the refining industry for a three-year period instead of just for one, three sources familiar with the discussions said.

Pedestrians walk past the Bank of England, in London

Global Central Banks Ease Off Hiking Cycle In August

The pace and scale of interest rate hikes delivered by central banks across developed and emerging markets slowed in August as policy makers reassessed the trajectory for inflation and energy prices.

People shop at Bed Bath & Beyond in Michigan

Jefferies Stands Out With Big Bed Bath Target Price Hike

Jefferies analysts nearly doubled their price target on Bed Bath & Beyond this week, taking the opposite view from other brokerages on the same day the struggling retailer disclosed it had tapped Jefferies investment bankers for a stock sale.

Exclusive-Hollysys Management To Lead Take-private Deal At $1.8 Billion Valuation -sources

A consortium led by China's Hollysys Automation Technologies management plans to take the U.S.-listed automation and control system maker private in a deal that would value the firm at $1.8 billion, people with knowledge of the matter said.

Man walks past screens showing stock information at a brokerage house in Jiujiang

Fund Managers Shun China Property Bonds On Default Risks

Fund managers are cutting their holdings in Chinese property bonds by half or even more as the sector lurches from crisis to crisis and blows a deep hole in asset managers' performance.

Hajira Bibi and her newborn daughter inside a tent near her flooded home in Jindi village in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Flood-born: Nothing But Mud As Mother, Infant Return To Pakistan Home

Flood-born: Nothing but mud as mother, infant return to Pakistan home

Ceramics factory opens at sunrise due to rising energy costs, in Citta di Castello

Early Starts, New Ovens As Ceramics Industry Feels Energy Pinch

Factories in Europe's energy-intensive ceramics industry are changing shift patterns and upgrading their furnaces as companies seek to survive an eye-watering rise in costs.

Ben Van Beurden, CEO of Shell, poses for a photograph in London

Exclusive-Shell's CEO Van Beurden Prepares To Step Down Next Year -sources

Shell has shortlisted four candidates to succeed Chief Executive Ben van Beurden who is preparing to step down next year after nearly a decade at the helm of the giant energy firm, two company sources told Reuters.

A sign for the Wall Street subway station is seen in the financial district in New York

Banks Battle Back-to-office Fatigue With Ping Pong, Snacks, Indoor Gardens

Finance bosses are offering more incentives, including free meals, ping pong and "contemplative spaces" as they battle to get staff back to the office, while concerns about the cost and value of commuting to work weigh on attendance worldwide.

Exclusive-Embattled Credit Suisse Aims To Launch China Wealth Business Next Year

Credit Suisse, which has been buffeted by a string of scandals, management changes and global strategy rejigs, is still betting big on China and plans to launch a wealth business there next year, a senior Asia executive said.

Tech-packed camera gear tailored for cars, bikes, snowmobiles and backpacks is used by Google to gather imagery used to let people virtually explore places using its free mapping service

Google's Immersive Street View Could Be Glimpse Of Metaverse

Google's immersive Street View could be glimpse of metaverse

Raindrops hang on a sign for Wall Street outside the New York Stock Exchange in New York

Analysis-Bond Bear Market? 'Worst Year In History' For Asset As Inflation Bites

An accelerating decline in bond markets is bringing fresh pain for fixed income investors in a year when global bonds have already lost a fifth of their value.

NASA's Moon rocket sits on the launch pad at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, on September 1, 2022

NASA Readies For Saturday Moon Rocket Launch Attempt

NASA readies for Saturday Moon rocket launch attempt

Illustration shows U.S. Dollar banknotes

Dollar At Two-decade High As Payrolls Loom

The dollar was headed for a third weekly gain in a row and stood near its highest levels for decades on the euro and yen on Friday, with investors in little mood for selling ahead of U.S.