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A protester sprays graffiti on a wall during a pro-democracy march in Hong Kong on September 15, 2019

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is expected to cut interest rates again next week, part of 180-degree shift in monetary policy by the US central bank

Aerial view of a truck on a road crossing the flooded southern zone of the Uyuni Salt Flat, Bolivia

The Fed is expected to cut the benchmark interest rate, despite fairly solid economic data

Grace Mugabe (C) was one of the first to say farewell at the casket

Huawei plans to sell its 5G technology, along with access to its pending developments, to Western companies.

Combining the Hong Kong and London stock exchanges would create an entity rivaling US exchanges.

Mark Carney floated the idea of a cryptocurrency backed by central banks

London stock exchange managers were 'spooked' by the Hong Kong offer, analysts suspect

China indicated it would exempt U.S. agricultural products, including soybeans and pork, from retaliatory tariffs.

China is home to nearly half of the world's live pig supply

Repairing or building new transportation infrastruce is one way Germany could invest in its economy

Sales at clothing stores sank in August but online sales rose yet again

Higher open likely for the U.S. markets Friday as key equity gauges were looking up Friday morning.

The Los Angeles Lakers are among the contenders for the 2020 NBA championship after adding Anthony Davis in the summer.

Anheuser-Busch InBev, whose brands include Stella Artois, is the world's largest brewer

Repairing or building new transportation infrastruce is one way Germany could invest in its economy

To show defiance against China, Hong Kong demonstrators are singing a new unofficial national anthem titled 'Glory to Hong Kong'.

One of Hong Kong's most prestigious sporting tournaments on Friday became the latest victim of the huge protests convulsing the city as a growing roster of events and entertainment acts pull out of the financial hub.Organisers of the WTA Hong Kong Open women's tennis tournament said they were postponing next month's competition because of the "present situation" after months of sometimes violent pro-democracy protests.

Robert Mugabe's death has left Zimbabweans torn over the legacy of the anti-colonial guerrilla hero whose iron-fisted rule ended in a coup in 2017

Mahmood Al Zarooni told AFP he is only capable of working with horses and that without a degree he is unemployable