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Players in the bond market feel that the appetite is ripe for direct retail investment in bonds

Bitcoin has suffered multiple declines since reaching an all-time high on November 10. Several analysts speak to a crucial support level.

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Turks abandoned their local currency savings for U.S. dollars and other foreign-currency deposits over concerns about the country's faltering economy, propelling the Turkish lira to its worst slide in years.

After eating large quantities of food you get to lounge on the couch, unabashedly, with others, as you watch reruns of old Hollywood classics and football.

Bumble may never have the broad appeal of dating giant Match Group, Inc., but it is looking more lovable

Should a company selling expensive liquor that can be polished off in a night be valued as highly as one that makes heirloom handbags? Potent half-year profits strengthen Rémy Cointreau's argument.

Rent rises that haven't yet been measured will filter through to higher services inflation in coming months.

"Buy now, pay later" apps and store credit cards have deals to offer this holiday season. Here's how to plan.

International stocks were mixed in the wake of strong U.S. labor market data and signs of greater uncertainty among central bank officials over how long it will take elevated inflation to abate.

The disappointing performance of India's largest IPO will cool sentiment a bit, but a dose of reality could make for a healthier market.

Conventional wisdom says inflation is bad for growth and technology stocks, but AMD, Nvidia and Apple still hold appeal for many, even as potentially higher interest rates prompt defensive moves by Wall Street pros.

The UAE is forging ahead with its own version of the Fourth Industrial Revolution or '4IR' by incubating and encouraging emerging technologies at a pace and scale few can match.

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Kaisa, which in 2015 became one of the first Chinese developers to default abroad, warned it risked reneging on its international debts again unless creditors agreed to the bond swap.

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