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Hyundai Motor Co raised earnings guidance on Monday, buoyed by premium vehicle sales and a foreign exchange lift.

Tom Barrack, a one-time fundraiser for former U.S. President Donald Trump, is expected to take the witness stand in his own defense next week.

Although higher than in August, China's September crude imports of 9.79 million barrels per day were 2% below a year earlier.

Japan is relying heavily on psychological tactics to fight yen bears, which means keeping markets guessing about their foreign exchange intervention.

Li Qiang oversaw Shanghai's grinding two-month COVID-19 lockdown this year as party boss of China's commercial hub.

A public spat between the United States and Saudi Arabia will not deter top Wall Street executives and U.S.

Supply-chain disruptions cost aerospace and defense companies an average of $160 million in lost revenue for the prior year.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called on the West to warn Russia not to blow up a huge dam that would flood a swath of southern Ukraine.

The testimony could help undercut charges that Tom Barrack used his influence to push the UAE's interests without notifying the U.S. attorney general.

Economic growth in the six-member Gulf Cooperation Council will remain strong but slow significantly next year as high oil prices hurt demand for the commodity.

Western actors and officials have cut their hair on camera to dramatize their support for Iranian women whose protests have rocked the Islamic Republic.

Boris Johnson and his former finance minister Rishi Sunak were leading the potential contenders to replace British Prime Minister Liz Truss on Friday.

Lebanon recorded its first cholera case in early October -- signaling the return of the bacteria for the first time in 30 years.

The shortage of semiconductors would likely impact the carmaker until at least the middle of next year.

Russia can access enough tankers to ship most of its oil beyond the reach of a new G7 price cap, industry players and a U.S.

India's competition regulator on Thursday ordered Alphabet Inc's Google to change its approach to its Android platform and fined the U.S.

The White House said on Thursday that Iranians have been on the ground in Crimea helping Russians target Ukraine with Iranian drones, and that U.S.

SoftBank Group Corp has created an executive committee to oversee its second Vision Fund, Latin America funds and any future funds, its founder and Chief Executive Masayoshi Son said in a memo to employees reviewed by Reuters.

If removed from the list, Pakistan would receive a reputational boost and get a clean bill of health from the international community on terrorist financing.

Last year, many on Wall Street were estimating the number of COVID-19 shots would be in line with the annual flu vaccine.

Harvey Weinstein, currently serving a 23-year sentence for sex crimes in New York, is back on trial on criminal charges in Los Angeles.

Financial markets have been rocked by geopolitical unrest from the Russia-Ukraine conflict and rising interest rates by central banks.

OPEC+ member states lined up on Sunday to endorse the steep cut to its output target agreed this month after the White House, stepping up a war of words with Saudi Arabia, accused Riyadh of coercing some other nations into supporting the move.

Singapore's government filed bills in parliament on Thursday seeking to decriminalize sex between men.

Street protests are not a good strategy for opposing Iran's government, an Iranian female boxer in exile said after climber Elnaz Rekabi returned home to cheering supporters.

India's economy will grow well below its potential over the next two years, with inflation staying above the mid-point of the Reserve Bank of India's tolerance band despite recent interest rate rises, according to a Reuters poll of economists.

Oil prices opened mixed in early Asian trade on Thursday as investors balanced caution over tightening supply against lower demand projections.

Russia said on Wednesday that it will reassess cooperation with U.N.

Oilfield services provider Schlumberger is evaluating unspecified options for its thousands of Russian employees as the war in Ukraine escalates, Chief Executive Olivier Le Peuch told Reuters an interview.