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Oil slips from one-month high after U.S. fuel inventory surge

Oil prices lost ground on Thursday, falling from their highest levels in more than a month after U.S. fuel stockpiles…

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Vietnam's VinFast plans to build electric vehicle battery cells and packs in a new U.S. manufacturing complex, its global chief…

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Oil prices were largely steady on Tuesday as investors expected major producers to agree to stick to their planned output…

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U.S. banks have been more proactive than other industries in encouraging employees back to the office, but those plans have…

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Activist investment firm Jana Partners wants Encompass Health (EHC.N) to re-engage with interested third parties on a potential merger for its home…

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U.S. banks have been more proactive than other industries in encouraging employees back to the office, but those plans have…

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The U.S. Supreme Court agreed on Wednesday to take up disputes over the Biden administration's nationwide vaccine-or-testing COVID-19 mandate for…

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British businesses have reported their weakest growth since the country was under lockdown earlier this year and they expect a…

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Japan upgraded on Thursday its growth projections for the next fiscal year starting in April, saying it expected gross domestic…

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Japan's government is set to unveil its largest annual budget on Friday with $943 billion in spending for the fiscal…

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