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Shares of gold mining companies are well placed for a win-win outcome from November's U.S. election, according to MBMG Group Managing Director Paul Gambles.

The 450-page report from the Democratic majority staff of the House Judiciary Committee looks at Apple's control of its App Store, the only way for consumers to install apps or software on an iPhone, along with Apple's proclivity to buy smaller technology companies and turn them into features for Apple products.

Major European economies are warning of worse growth rates to come on the back of a second wave of coronavirus infections.

The number of billionaires worldwide also reached a new high of 2,189, compared to the previous record of 2,158 in 2017.

The Central of Bank of Ireland published its quarterly bulletin Tuesday morning where it substantially adjusted its full-year forecast for GDP.

A British businessman with suspected links to "serious criminals" has agreed to forfeit his property empire worth nearly £10 million ($12.9 million).

From migraines to fatigue, coronavirus patients say they are continuing to suffer debilitating symptoms months after first becoming infected, in what has become known as "long Covid." 

U.S. tech megastocks spearheaded a global market sell-off in September, and a key underlying factor could have been a move higher in real interest rates, according to Barclays Wealth Chief Investment Officer Will Hobbs.

U.S. President Donald Trump called off stimulus negotiations till after the November election.

Disgraced former professional cyclist Lance Armstrong has advice for Donald Trump, saying the president should "somehow negotiate, at this point, a cap on his legal fees."

Nikko Asset Management is placing its bets on Asia-Pacific as uncertainty looms over equity markets ahead of the U.S. presidential election.

Carousell last month said it received an $80 million investment from a consortium led by South Korean tech company Naver, the firm behind messaging app Line.

China's interest rates are attractive and the development of its capital markets have helped to make the exchange rate for the yuan stronger, says Ray Dalio.

Wellness sabbaticals are a combination of two travel trends: wellness trips and "workcations." Unlike traditional wellness trips that ask travelers to leave their laptops at home, wellness sabbaticals build work into the schaedule.

The government announced its budget a day earlier where it announced billions of dollars worth of personal tax cuts for middle-income earners, programs to create jobs and boost employment.

The rising debt of Chinese property developers are in the spotlight amid concerns about the liquidity issues at one of the top developers, China's Evergrande.

The House Judiciary antitrust subcommittee determined Facebook wields monopoly powers in social network and has maintained its position by acquiring, copying or killing its competitors, according to a report released by the subcommittee on Tuesday. 

Republicans have voiced objections to some of the bolder proposals in the report, such as imposing structural separations.

Stock market analysts in Asia clearly do not agree on who will win the U.S. presidential election. But they're pretty unified on how they plan to play it.

The House Judiciary subcommittee on antitrust said in a Tuesday report that Amazon's retail dominance gives it monopoly power over third-party sellers.