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Chinese construction companies are looking to the Middle East in the wake of a domestic property slowdown, but are running into roadblocks in the unfamiliar market.

Italy’s pasta producers are reportedly preparing to pull out of the US, citing high antidumping duties.

250 million people were displaced globally due to climate-related disasters over the past decade, found a UN report published on Monday.

International art sales fell by 12% last year, marking the steepest drop in decades besides the 2009 recession and the COVID-19 pandemic.

Fifteen thousand workers went on strike at a major gas field in Iran at the economically critical South Pars field.

The moves were a sign the two nations’ fragile trade truce was holding.

Parkin, the city's parking monopoly, boosted enforcement citations by 63% in the third quarter of 2025, and it's making a fortune from fines.

Dubizzle's scrapped IPO may have been caused by more than market timing.

The IMF froze Senegal's $1.8 billion program last year after its government disclosed hidden debts shortly after coming to power.