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Donald Trump may get a 'special master' review of documents seized by FBI

Federal agents are investigating missing White House records left with 20 boxes of documents, including 11 sets of classified material

China pessimism prevails as traders overlook key earnings beats

A number of market heavyweights have seen shares slump after a good earnings show, as investors chose to focus on segment misses or simply used the event as an opportunity to take profit

Searing inflation in the UK pushes the Pound to a near 37-year low

The currency is trading around $1.18, less than 4 US cents away from its weakest level since 1985 against the dollar, underscoring the challenges facing the British economy

China's bad debt funds are no white knights for its crumbling real estate

Aggressive lending to embattled developers during the sector's boom years has beset the $730 billion funds with heavy credit losses, sending their bonds tumbling

China's industrial profits decline 1.1% in first 7 months of 2022

China's economic slowdown deepened in July, with retail sales, industrial output and investment all missing economist estimates

Higher gas prices deepen Europe's fertiliser crunch, threaten food crisis

Russia's squeeze on gas shipments in the wake of Moscow's invasion of Ukraine is hurting industries across Europe

Critical test flight for NASA's return to moon scheduled for Monday

If all goes well, a massive uncrewed rocket will lift off on Monday morning, then circle the moon in an orbit that will take it deep into space before it returns to Earth 42 days later

Meta's Facebook agrees to settle Cambridge Analytica Suit over user data

Facebook had argued it disclosed its practices in user agreements. It had also said that anyone sharing their information on a social network shouldn't count on holding onto their privacy

Rising prices of natural gas, coal spur revival of nuclear power in Asia

The embracing of nuclear energy comes after the prices of natural gas and coal, the two fossil fuels used to generate most of Asia's power, shot to records this year as Russia's invasion of Ukraine up

Reliance's investor meet to focus on Mukesh Ambani's succession, spinoffs

Anticipation is high as the 65-year-old billionaire, who built Reliance into India's largest company by market value and a powerhouse conglomerate, has used the speech for series of big announcements

Faster debt relief needed as more nations seek help, says IMF's Gopinath

More countries are likely to seek debt relief as a stronger dollar makes repayments tougher, says IMF chief

Trump's stash at Mar-a-Lago had highly classified documents: FBI affidavit

Those boxes initially retrieved from Trump also included information barred from release to foreign nationals, and information that can be disseminated only with the approval of its originator

European Union to call emergency energy talks as prices set records

The Czech Republic, which holds the European Union's rotating presidency, will summon the gathering to debate "concrete" measures to tackle the energy crisis.

Blackstone eyes IPO filing for $2.5 bn in shopping mall portfolio: Report

Nexus Malls operates 17 shopping centers across 13 Indian cities and has about 10 million square feet of retail space, its website shows

Alcohol-maker Diageo halts some whiskey sales to push for price hikes

The move to stop sales rather than see margins continue to erode is a risky bet, analysts at Mumbai-based Dolat Capital wrote last month, that could complicate the firm's pivot to premium products.

EA pares gains after retraction of report on Amazon readying takeover bid

Electronic Arts Inc. found itself the subject of takeover speculation on Friday, sending its shares up as much as 16% in early trading before the report was walked back and other news outlets refuted

Toyota, Honda top list of carmakers facing climate-change risks: Study

Hurricanes, flooding, and water supplies threaten assembly lines of Japanese auto companies

Focusing on inflation to make central banks' job easier: Raghuram Rajan

He said issues such as climate change and employment are peripheral to the central bank mandate and could be better dealt with direct polices.

No hot showers, street lights; here's how Europe is slashing energy use

As the Kremlin slashes gas deliveries and power-plant outages intensify a supply squeeze, Europe has little alternative but to curtail demand

T-Mobile to tap Elon Musk's satellites for new remote phone service in US

T-Mobile is partnering with SpaceX to offer wireless phone service in remote parts of the US where coverage is spotty