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Oil producer group OPEC on Thursday lashed out at the IEA, saying the energy agency should be "very careful" about undermining industry investments.

Governments and international bodies are pushing Sudan's two warring military factions to extend a fragile cease-fire due to end Thursday night.

Political opposition within Russia has been fraught with risks for years but now it is becoming increasingly impossible, particularly against a backdrop of war.

Bob Parker, senior advisor at International Capital Markets Association, said investor confusion appeared to be emerging as a big theme in financial markets.

A proposal for the biggest shake-up in pharma rules for decades has finally arrived, but companies say they could take their innovative medicines elsewhere.

London-based bank Barclays reported first quarter results ahead of consensus on Thursday, with income boosted by higher rates and credit cards.

Deutsche Bank on Thursday reported a net profit of 1.158 billion euros ($1.28 billion) for the first quarter.

Samsung's profit plunged in the first quarter of 2023 as prices for memory chips continued to fall and demand remained weak.

Both local and foreign buyers of residential properties will now have to pay higher additional buyers' stamp duties, which will take effect from today.

BP is bracing itself for a shareholder revolt on Thursday after the oil major rolled back its emission reduction targets in the wake of record profits.

Western sanctions, which resulted from the onslaught of its neighbor, sapped most foreign investment out of Russia's LNG sector.

Narayana Murthy, founder of India's IT giant Infosys, sees a downturn in the U.S. or other developed nations as an opportunity for India.

South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix has reported a record operating loss of 3.4 trillion won, but expects a rebound in the second half of the year.

Meta's first-quarter earnings jumped 3% year over year due in part by Chinese retailers buying Facebook ads.

Facebook parent Meta reported revenue for the first quarter that topped estimates and issued a forecast for the second quarter that also exceeded expectations.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg keeps pumping money into the metaverse.

The Limit, Save and Grow Act passed after Kevin McCarthy struck two 11th hour backroom deals with GOP holdouts. It has little to no chance of becoming law.

"Large concrete chunks, stainless steel sheets, metal and other objects hurled thousands of feet away" were among the effects, according to FWS.

Amazon unveiled the health-tracking bracelet in 2020, marking its first foray into wearable devices and a deeper move into the health care space.

The potential First Republic rescue plan is the latest twist in a saga sparked by the sudden collapse of Silicon Valley Bank last month.