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Expectations for Germany’s economy to bounce back next year prove it’s not the “sick man of Europe,” according to Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel.

Adidas AG boosted its guidance for a second time in three months after selling another batch of Yeezy sneakers from its canceled partnership with the rapper and designer Ye.

European Union countries reached an agreement on an overhaul of the bloc’s power market after Germany and France broke a deadlock on how to treat nuclear power that had been holding back progress for months.

The text of a new partial gag order against Donald Trump released on Tuesday outlines what exactly a judge has prohibited the former president from saying in public or online as the federal election obstruction case against him in Washington moves forward.

Canadian inflation is decelerating again, leaving room for the central bank to hold interest rates steady next week.

Shares of Bank of New York Mellon Corp. rebounded, reversing losses of as much as 5.2% after the lender signaled an end to the slide in deposits.

New York State will license five new marijuana dispensaries to open, part of an effort to keep up with growing demand and out-compete illicit sellers, according to the state’s cannabis regulator.

Oil fluctuated near $86 as the US intensified diplomatic efforts to contain the crisis in Gaza, with President Joe Biden slated to visit Israel this week to try to prevent a regional conflagration.

Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond President Thomas Barkin said policymakers “have time” to work out whether they can hold interest rates steady or if they need to raise them further to get inflation to policymakers’ 2% goal.