The slump in South Korean exports eased further in September in a positive sign for an economy that depends heavily on trade.
Congress is on track to avoid a federal government shutdown with the Senate preparing to vote on a bipartisan, short-term spending measure with just hours left
Britain is braced for a week of crippling rail strikes and unprecedented protests by doctors as unions vent their anger toward the ruling Conservative Party’s conference in Manchester.
Retailers ranging from Tesco Plc to Burberry Group Plc have called for immediate action from the UK government to tackle the rise in shoplifting that’s emerged during the nation’s cost-of-living crisis.
Policymakers from Washington to Frankfurt head into the final quarter of 2023 with tentative grounds for optimism that their fight against inflation is making progress.
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