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Italian political leaders were plunged into crisis talks on Thursday as mounting tensions within the governing coalition fuelled speculation that the country’s ruling alliance could collapse....
Boris Johnson would hold a general election in the “days after” the UK has left the EU on October 31 if he is forced to go the polls following a successful parliamentary no-confidence vote in his government, senior aides to the prime minister have said....
HSBC’S efforts to build a strong franchise in the US — long a priority of the London-based, Asia-focused bank — have again come up short of its own expectations. But the outgoing head of the US operation insists that, despite years of struggle, it has no plans to withdraw from any of its US businesses or to reduce its investment in the country....
Eduardo Migliorelli decided to move his family to Portugal the evening he discovered he could walk the few hundred metres from a restaurant to his hotel without fear of being attacked....
Computer-driven investment strategies that automatically sell when market turbulence erupts have exacerbated this week’s swings, offloading up to tens of billions of dollars’ worth of US shares, according to analysts....
Six years ago Miguel Galuccio first brought Chevron to Argentina’s Vaca Muerta, or “Dead Cow”, rock formation. Now, as chief...
The Trump administration has officially labelled China a “currency manipulator” after the Chinese central bank allowed the renminbi to fall...
The internet forum 8chan, which was used by the suspects of the El Paso and Christchurch mass shootings to announce...
Police in Hong Kong fired tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters on Monday as strikes crippled the city’s transport...
New Delhi has abolished a constitutional provision that guaranteed special rights to Jammu and Kashmir, the country’s only Muslim-majority state,...