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Oil prices rise 1% as supply risks remain in focus

Brent crude was up 84 cents, or 1.3%, to $64.60 a barrel at 1413 GMT, on course for a fourth consecutive weekly gain International News...

UK statistics body says it will decide in summer on launch timing for improved employment survey

The ONS is aiming for a November launch of its "Transformed Labour Force Survey", designed to counter falling survey response rates since the COVID-19...

Novo shares jump 7% ahead of US prescription data for Wegovy pill

The weightloss pill was made available to U.S. patients from January 5, following approval by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration last month International News...

Norwegian court finds Islamist guilty of orchestrating deadly 2022 pride attack

Arfan Bhatti, a 48-year-old Norwegian citizen born in Oslo, stood trial on charges of complicity in aggravated terrorism even though he was in Pakistan...

Nigeria’s northeast faces worst hunger in a decade as aid cuts hit region, UN says

Around 15,000 people are at risk in Borno state, the agency said, an area already struggling with years of militant unrest International News via Reuters: Thousands...

World shares hover near record highs on simmering geopolitics

Safe-haven gold fell, while oil prices rebounded from an earlier retreat after U.S. President Donald Trump adopted a wait-and-see attitude towards Iran, having earlier...

London’s FTSE 100 subdued; eyes weekly advance

The blue-chip FTSE 100 was flat at 10236.58 points as of 0955 GMT, marginally easing off a three-week peak International News via Reuters: London's benchmark index...

Greece orders safety investments by Italian-owned railway after train crash

The requirements are contained in amendments to a 2017 state contract with Hellenic Train approved by parliament late on Thursday, the transport ministry said...

Bank of England’s Bailey calls on policymakers to challenge the populists

In remarks published on Friday, Bailey said populism made it harder for global agencies - such as the International Monetary Fund - to spell...

Small Minneapolis businesses hit hard by ICE crackdown, while corporations stay silent

By contrast, large corporations in Minneapolis have been much less vocal about the effects of immigration enforcement on the city International News via Reuters: Up and...

Turkey says Syrian government could use force against Kurds

More than 150,000 people have fled from two Kurdish-run pockets of Syria's northern city of Aleppo during five days of fighting between government forces...

UK watchdog orders Aramark to divest Entier after merger probe

Following an in-depth investigation, the Competition and Markets Authority said the deal combined two of only three major suppliers of offshore catering and facilities...
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