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Iceland will resume the hunting of fin whales after the island’s government decided against extending a ban imposed in June.

India’s economy shined in its latest report card on strong services growth and a pick up in manufacturing despite still-high interest rates.

UBS Group AG shares have been on a tear since the Swiss bank’s rescue of domestic rival Credit Suisse, rising more than a third and adding $27 billion in value.

Turkey and Egypt have gone from underdogs to star performers as emerging-market stocks endured the worst August since 2015.

Commuters on Britain’s train network are braced for further disruption as rail workers mark the end of the summer holidays with another strike.

BAE Systems Plc is exploring ways to use defense technologies such as jet-pilot helmets for applications in space, as the UK defense contractor sharpens its focus on commercial opportunities in the burgeoning market.

The Bank of England’s chief economist signaled UK interest rates may not have to rise much further to contain inflation that he said remains far too strong.

Marks & Spencer Group Plc has launched a legal challenge against the UK government’s decision to reject a plan for a new store in Marble Arch, central London where the retailer has had a presence for nearly a century.

Gabon’s new military leader sought to justify the military takeover of the OPEC member state as the deposed president appealed for help from his supporters.

Dollar General Corp., already on track for its first annual share decline, fell again after cutting its profit forecast for the second straight quarter amid rising labor costs and “softer sales trends.”