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Users in the U.S., U.K., Australia, Singapore and elsewhere reported issues with Google, which is owned by Alphabet.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in South Africa on Monday to begin a three-country tour, as major powers jostle for influence on the continent.

Shares in the Asia-Pacific were mixed Tuesday on a quiet data day as markets continue to digest last week's stellar U.S. jobs report.

"The two elements that can support a further rally ... are not clearly there," Francois Savary said.

Alibaba is making Hong Kong a "primary" listing for its shares, paving the way for mainland China investors to trade the stock directly.

Asia exporters will face significant challenges as demand slowdowns from major markets like the U.S. and Europe in the months ahead, according to HSBC.

The consumer outlook for inflation tumbled in July amid a sharp drop in gas prices and a belief that the surges in food and housing also would ebb.

SoftBank said it sold its remaining stake Uber as the Japanese conglomerate looks to raise cash amid mounting losses at its investment unit.

Market forecaster Jim Bianco warns warns Washington's efforts to curb inflation will fall short, particularly this year.

Global food prices slid in July, but there are doubts over whether the good news will last as, among other things, the Russia-Ukraine grain deal appears shaky.

The U.S. Department of Treasury sanctioned cryptocurrency mixing service Tornado Cash for allegedly helping launder over $7 billion of virtual currency.

Japan is the top choice for Singaporean travelers this year, but many are confused about how to get in. A Singaporean travel agent living in Japan explains.

The Biden administration announced a $1 billion security assistance package for Ukraine on Monday.

A new book describes complaints by then-President Donald Trump about American military leaders, and his aversion to having injured soldiers in a parade.

Palantir reported second-quarter results Monday that showed a loss per share compared with projections for earnings, but the company beat revenue expectations.

European markets closed higher as investors continued to monitor corporate earnings and key economic data points, assessing recession risks.

SoftBank posted a 2.93 trillion Japanese yen ($21.68 billion) loss for the June quarter for its Vision Fund. This is its second-largest quarterly loss.

The Kremlin has cut gas supplies to Europe via the Nord Stream 1 pipeline to just a fifth of its capacity.

Netflix has been rolling out the games as a way to keep users engaged between show releases. But estimates suggest few subscribers are playing.

Brits are using cash as a way to manage their budgets as inflation in the country is expected to peak at over 13% in October.