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With no access to gym equipment during the lockdown in Jordan, Olympic hopeful judoka Hadeel Alami has hit upon an unorthodox way to stay in peak condition - using her little sister as a weight during her training routine.

Following the stock market's sharp rebound last week and news of the temporary oil production to be had at OPEC+, the focus this week, aside from the obvious virus updates, will be the start of the March quarter earnings season

Over the past decade since the last financial crisis of 2008, growth stocks have handily outperformed value stocks. This has been due to a number of factors, including low interest rates and tepid economic growth, which puts a premium on stocks that can actually grow. Lower inte

If you need to build or rebuild your credit, sometimes it can be tough to stay motivated. There are so many different types of credit scores out there, and the way they're calculated isn't exactly a breeze to understand. Progress can take months or years, and at points, you're

His offshore, closed-end fund is languishing at a 30%-plus discount to its net asset value.

Stocks are poised to start the day in the red after an epic week of gains. Stock in energy-related companies, however, is rising again after OPEC and Russia agreed to cut output.

Australia-based MMG Ltd is formally withdrawing its 2020 production guidance for the Las Bambas copper mine in Peru, it said on Monday, after the South American country extended a state of emergency to contain the spread of coronavirus.

(RTTNews) - Belden Inc. (BDC), a supplier of specialty networking solutions, today announced preliminary results for the fiscal first quarter of 2020. In addition, the company said it is withdrawing its outlook for full-year 2020 revenue and earnings per share that it previously

Canada's main stock index futures fell on Monday, after the index posted its best weekly gain in 11 years, as growing concerns over the extent of the economic hit from the coronavirus pandemic weighed on sentiment.

It's incredible what a difference a year can make.

The continued spread of COVID-19 has many businesses and their employees reeling. If not facing outright closure, many businesses are having to deal with a sharp shove in the direction of digital-only operations -- a fast-growing trend that quickly went from high priority to abs

It would be easy to say that the best days of what was once one of the largest and most revered American corporations, General Electric (NYSE: GE), are behind it. After an abysmal last decade versus the S&P 500, it would be hard to argue otherwise.

Blackstone Group Inc said on Monday it invested $2 billion in Alnylam Pharmaceuticals Inc through an equity-and-debt deal, giving the drugmaker a financial boost to develop its experimental therapies.

Jordan's responded to central bank calls to cut interest rates charged to small and medium sized firms and individuals feeling the effects of the coronavirus crisis on Monday with a 1.5% reduction from the end of April.

Egypt's economic growth is expected to exceed 1% in the second of quarter of 2020, the country's deputy minister of planning said on Monday.

(RTTNews) - JinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd. (JKS) announced significant developments in its defense against patent litigation initiated by Hanwha Q CELLS. The U.S. International Trade Commission ALJ found no infringement of Hanwha Q CELLS patent.

As the spread of coronavirus eases in China, Cao Junjie and his family are making the most of the sunny days at a Shanghai amusement park - with one important twist.

Italy's football federation hopes that players can be tested for the new coronavirus at the start of May to prepare for the season to restart, its president Gabriele Gravina has said.

Japan may see new hirings slow and job losses increase, particularly among service-sector firms struggling to cope with the intensifying pain of the coronavirus crisis, according to an analysis of survey data by a private think-tank.