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The world’s most powerful central bankers have vowed in unison to keep interest rates higher for longer if necessary to tame inflation.

Airlines are rushing to restore flight operations in the UK and repatriate stranded passengers and planes after the worst air-traffic outage in a decade led to hundreds of delays and cancellations on one of the busiest days this travel season.

Toyota Motor Corp. said it will gradually resume operations at its 14 domestic plants Wednesday after a system malfunction suspended production, a rare glitch for the world’s biggest carmaker as it rushes to reboot its famed production system.

When employees leave Google to join the artificial intelligence startup race, the search giant still has a way to benefit — by keeping those former workers as cloud customers.

Mitchell & Ness, a vintage-style sports apparel maker, has replaced its retiring chief executive officer as new owner Fanatics Inc. expands its reach in licensed sports merchandise.

Xiaomi Corp. reported better-than-expected profit after cost-cutting efforts and a focus on more expensive mobile devices helped buoy margins and offset a moribund smartphone market.

Spain’s Labor Ministry has sent letters to football clubs across the country as a first step of a wider campaign to investigate the salary gap between male and female players.

Big C Retail Corp., a supermarket and convenience store company controlled by Thailand’s richest person, postponed a planned initial public offering, citing market conditions.