Occidental Petroleum said on Thursday that Colombia's Ecopetrol will not buy a stake in shale oil producer CrownRock after the U.S. company said last month they were in talks for a
A weak euro zone economy may drag inflation below the European Central Bank's 2% target, ECB policymaker Yannis Stournaras said in an interview published on Thursday, reaffirming
Pricier models such as the Daytona SP3 and growing demand from buyers for personal touches helped Ferrari beat second-quarter results forecasts on Thursday and
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The Bank of England cut interest rates from a 16-year high on Thursday after a narrow vote in favour from policymakers divided over whether inflation pressures had eased sufficiently
Intercontinental Exchange on Thursday reported a quarterly profit rise of 9% that topped analyst estimates, helped by robust trading in energy markets.
Ball Corp reported a second-quarter profit on Thursday that beat analysts' estimates as the beer can maker benefited from cost-reduction plans and lower input costs.
U.S. oil and gas producer ConocoPhillips' second-quarter profit beat Wall Street estimates on Thursday, benefiting from higher output and commodity prices.
Spirit Airlines on Thursday warned of a steeper loss in the current quarter, citing an "intense competitive battle" for the price-sensitive leisure
HF Sinclair reported a quarterly profit on Thursday that beat analysts' estimates as it processed higher volumes of crude oil and on strength at its lubricants and midstream units, all of
Hong Kong's June retail sales fell 9.7% from a year earlier, government data showed on Thursday, reflecting the changing consumption patterns of visitors and residents and the
A Chinese property developer is giving back homebuyers the deposit they paid for apartments in a project it was unable to finish as part of a housing return programme coordinated
A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan The Federal Reserve left Wall Street with little doubt about a first U.S. interest rate cut in seven weeks' time, but multiple cross-
China is expected to appoint a senior securities official to head its second-largest bourse, four sources said, filling a role that has been vacant for the unusually long period of seven
Euro zone manufacturing activity remained mired in contraction in July amid a broadbased malaise, with output declining at its fastest pace this year, according to a survey which
Italian manufacturing activity contracted for a fourth month running in July but at a slower pace than the month before, a survey showed on Thursday, with both output and new orders
Europe's STOXX 600 closed more than 1% lower on Thursday, with banks leading the sell-off after Societe Generale cut a key target for its French
The Thai government's vaunted policy of giving away 10,000 baht ($282) to most of its population had an early setback on Thursday when millions rushed to sign up on the opening day
Spanish manufacturing activity grew for a fifth consecutive month in July though at a slower pace than the previous month as demand was weaker, a survey showed on Thursday.
British house prices were 2.1% higher than a year earlier in July, the biggest annual increase since December 2022, although they are still below peaks reached
The Bank of Japan said on Thursday there was a chance wage and price growth could overshoot expectations as labour markets tighten.
A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Stella Qiu All eyes are on the Bank of England today, now that the Bank of Japan delivered its second interest rate hike in 17
Japan's factory activity shrank modestly in July on tepid domestic and overseas demand and increased inflationary pressures, a private-sector survey showed on Thursday.
South Korea's exports rose at the fastest pace in six months in July on strong chip sales but missed market expectations, trade data showed on Thursday, amid worries
Ireland's manufacturing sector eked out growth for just the second time in eight months in July, bouncing back after contracting at the fastest pace in a year a month earlier, a
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Russia invokes its nuclear capacity in a UN speech that's full of bile toward the West
Wang touts China's role as peacemaker, calls for Mideast ceasefire
Biden calls the Israeli strike killing Hezbollah’s Nasrallah a 'measure of justice'
Mark Zuckerberg joins exclusive $200 billion club, closes in on third-richest person in world
UniCredit CEO Orcel attended virtual meeting with Commerzbank, source says
After floods, Poland to boost natural disaster reserve in 2025 budget
Tyler Huntley will start at quarterback for the Dolphins against the Titans
Billie Jean King becomes first individual female athlete to receive Congressional Gold Medal
NBA All-Star Karl-Anthony Towns reportedly heading to New York, All-Star Julius Randle to Minnesota