Sabotage suspected after unexplained leaks found on major Russian gas pipelines
The leaks will scupper any remaining expectations that Europe could receive gas via Nord Stream 1 before winter, analysts noted.
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These are the 10 U.S. cities where housing markets are cooling the fastest—and only one is in Florida
Redfin's 2022 report ranked U.S. cities based on how much the housing market cooled down from February 2022 to August 2022.
3 charts show the UK's market meltdown
A so-called "mini-budget" by the U.K.'s new government has sparked an extreme market reaction.
Bank of England says it won't hesitate to hike rates after pound falls to historic low
Sterling fell as much as 4.8% to trade below $1.04 in the early hours of Monday morning, extending losses from late last week.
Putin grants Russian citizenship to former NSA contractor turned whistleblower Edward Snowden
Snowden, 39, has remained in Russia ever since leaking classified U.S. documents to journalists.
These are the 10 best mega airports in the U.S. based on baggage claim, food offerings and more
J.D. Power's 2022 North America Airport Satisfaction Study measured overall traveler satisfaction by examining six factors in order of important.
Far-right leader Giorgia Meloni on course to win power in Italy
Reaching political consensus and cementing any coalition could take weeks and a new government may only come to power in October.
Zelenskyy on Putin's threat of nuclear weapons: 'I don't think he's bluffing'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Russia's threat of nuclear weapons use "could be a reality," in an interview with CBS' "Face the Nation" on Sunday.
British Prime Minister to seek negotiated solution over Northern Ireland
British Prime Minister Liz Truss is seeking a negotiated solution with the European Union to resolve tensions over the Northern Ireland protocol.
Italy poised for hard-right leader as country votes in snap election
Italians head to the polls Sunday in a nationwide vote that could return the country's first female prime minister.
Britain's lurch toward 'Reaganomics' gets a thumbs down from the markets
Billed as a "mini-budget" by her Finance Minister Kwasi Kwarteng, Friday's fiscal announcement was anything but with a volume of tax cuts not seen in Britain since 1972.
Putin's 'incredibly dangerous' nuclear threats raise the risk of an unprecedented disaster
"Coming from the person who has the sole decision-making power regarding Russian nuclear weapons this will have to be taken seriously," one analyst said.
Citi says sterling-dollar parity is possible as UK risks currency crisis
The U.K. risks a currency crisis that could see sterling reach parity with the dollar, according to analysts at Citi.
Turkey cuts interest rates again as country struggles under 80% inflation
Turkey's central bank surprised markets once again with its decision Thursday to cut its key interest rate, despite inflation in the country surging beyond 80%.
Britain pursues 'trickle-down economics' despite scorn from Biden. And the stakes are sky-high
The British government is set to announce sweeping tax cuts for businesses and the wealthy Friday in an overhaul of U.K. economic policy.
Swiss central bank hikes interest rates by 75 basis points, bringing them out of negative territory
The Swiss National Bank on Thursday raised its benchmark interest rate to 0.5%, a shift that brings an end to an era of negative rates in Europe.
The UAE can now enforce UK court rulings, altering Dubai's 'safe haven' status
The change applies to all court rulings for non-criminal civil, financial and marital cases and is already in affect.
A look at the Black Sea Grain Initiative, the UN-backed deal that helped reopen Ukraine's ports to feed countries around the world
Before the war, Ukraine and Russia accounted for almost a quarter of global grain exports until those shipments came to a severe halt for nearly six months.
Big business likes to trumpet ESG credentials. But a 'greenwashing' reckoning could be on the horizon
The debate about sustainability claims made by companies is heating up.
You can get paid $15,000 to move to this idyllic Italian island, but there's a catch
To be eligible for the $15,000, the money must go toward renovating a home, and you must intend to live there full-time.
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