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Amazon on Wednesday offered commitments to the U.K. Competition and Markets Authority to address the British competition watchdog's concerns.

Long Covid has led affected patients to miss work, making it hard to keep up with rent, mortgage and utility payments, research finds.

Inflation for goods and services cools has slowed, with the price of some items has actually dropping compared to last year.

Coke has been raising prices across its portfolio, including another round of hikes during the first quarter.

Both new and used electric vehicle prices have declined substantially since last year. Yet prices are still pretty high; consider your options before buying.

With auto loan interest rates rising by more than 30% since late 2021, you might want to pay off that debt early, if you can.

Overture Maps Foundation is trying to collect enough data so that companies can build maps they own and operate rather than paying Google and Apple.

The company said it anticipates half-year profits, due out on Aug. 3, will be more than double market consensus.

Moody's Investors Service cautioned that "significant risk" looms over Israel's economy, after the passage of a law that curtails the Supreme Court's powers.

Mortgage demand dropped as interest rates remain stubbornly high.

Kraft Heinz's Maxwell House is launching iced lattes with foam, its first new product in nearly a decade.

Scientists have previously sounded the alarm over studies showing a rapid slowdown of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation.

SK Hynix in its latest earnings report said that the weak memory chip market is starting to recover amid robust artificial intelligence demand.

Britain's wealthiest man, Gopichand Hinduja, condemned the U.K.'s departure from the European Union, but threw his backing behind PM Rishi Sunak.

Rather than a boom, the recovery of international travel in China is likely to be spread out over 2023 and 2024, says Mastercard economist David Mann.

This rare bipartisan agreement underscores U.S. worries over China's development of advanced technology in an intensifying global battle for tech supremacy.

The bank's net profit attributable to shareholders slightly topped a prediction of 737 million euros in a Reuters poll of analysts.

Global battery electric vehicle and low emission vehicle sales were up 24% and 28% year-on-year, respectively.

China has changed its tone on the country's struggling real estate sector, signaling that more policy support may be on the way.

Research by KPMG showed a mixed picture for 2023 so far, with sentiment clouded by higher interest rates and price pressures for consumers.