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A chip factory being built by Elon Musk's Tesla and SpaceX is in Texas's 10th District, where his PAC's former lawyer Chris Gober is the GOP U.S. House nominee.
European car giant Stellantis said Wednesday that it recorded a 4 billion euro ($4.5 billion) cash shortfall in the third quarter.
The BBC spoke to people in Cardiff and County Durham about their concerns ahead of the chancellor's Autumn Budget.
Benchmark Tel Aviv 125 index falls more than 3 percent amid uncertainty over who will lead the next government.
Treasury yields edged higher as traders await the Federal Reserve's latest monetary policy decision.
It is the second deadly high-speed train collision in Spain this year.
Helen Miller, director at the Institute for Fiscal Studies, speaks to the Today programme about challenges in the budget.
The agreement aims to cut tariffs, reduce red tape and improve market access for businesses in both countries.
From military aid and sanctions to trade and tariffs, the US midterms could shape decisions that affect millions.
CEO Greg Jackson spoke to BBC Breakfast after the chancellor announced cuts to gas bills for millions.
The Atlanta Dream criticized the WNBA for scheduling a Finals game on Thursday afternoon, drawing reactions from Flavor Flav and Hillary Clinton.
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Oil prices climbed Wednesday as investors weighed the prospect of a prolonged conflict in the Middle East.
UBS reported a third quarter pretax profit of almost $3.6 billion.
The Echo project was partly set up in response to the cost of living crisis, say organisers.
One mother said Halloween outfits are "completely extortionate" as families pick up free alternatives.
Georgia Chappels runs free community haircuts to help those feeling the impact of rising costs.
Saudi Arabia is shrinking giga project budgets on Riyadh’s event deadlines. Hotel developers are still building as if the old plan held, with pipelines up and skewed to luxury. That mismatch, plus cost inflation and security risk, is the bigger story for owners and brands.
Trump's joke comes as Americans say in polls they believe that Democrats would do a better job than Republicans at address concerns about affordability.
Jio had offered 270 million shares in the IPO priced at 1,119 rupees apiece, raising 302 billion rupees ($3.2 billion) in the country's largest-ever IPO.
