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The U.S. economy added about 23,000 jobs in July, well below forecasts of about 83,000, after June hiring was revised

A prolonged heat wave is pushing up food prices in Korea and could make an August inflation rebound stronger than

Debate over Bitcoin’s role as a safe-haven asset has resurfaced after Brookings Institution senior fellow Robin Brooks said its recent

Iran laid out a broad set of demands to the United States as a condition for reopening the Strait of

Food prices are rising sharply across Iran, forcing households to cut back on basic items as wages fail to keep

The dollar fell against major currencies Sunday after U.S. employment unexpectedly declined in July, raising concerns about the economy and

A New York Fed report found that many companies are still adjusting prices more than a year after fast-moving tariff

Amazon confirmed it is financing a large private gas power plant in Texas that could power data centers and become

Cameco said it remained on track with its expectations for 2026 after reporting second-quarter and first-half results. Management said global

U.S. employers unexpectedly cut 23,000 jobs in July, the Labor Department reported Friday, a sharp reversal after forecasters had expected