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Nestle SA is working on products designed to complement a new class of weight-loss drugs after revenue growth decelerated to the weakest pace in almost three years.

Amazon.com Inc. and X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, appear poised to escape paying millions of euros in fees to enforce the EU’s strict new content rules, leaving other tech companies to pay a larger share.

Indonesia’s central bank will assess the state of global uncertainty in coming months to decide if further interest-rate hikes are needed to bolster the rupiah.

Chinese President Xi Jinping called for an immediate ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war, his first public comments since the conflict broke out at the start of October.

Renault SA is pushing on with a plan to list its Ampere electric-vehicle and software unit in the first half of next year, undaunted by recent market jitters and the skepticism of some analysts.

If 10-year US Treasury yields hit 5% or higher, that’s a good entry point for investors, according to Morgan Stanley Investment Management.

Representative Ted Lieu expects Democrats and Republicans will use AI to help with their campaigns, “not only this election but every upcoming election.”

Finnish authorities blocked three property sales to Russian buyers on defense and security grounds.

The International Monetary Fund reached agreement with Bangladesh authorities that would allow the country to receive the second payment of funds under a $4.7 billion loan package.

Losses in emerging-market stocks and bonds deepened as the rise in US Treasury yields and concern about a wider conflict in the Middle East pushed investors to unload riskier assets.