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Nintendo says Switch buyers got what they paid for, urges court to dismiss lawsuit.

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Dutch ban on Israeli goods from occupied territory comes as efforts to implement EU-wide sanctions remain stalled.

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Azerbaijan and Germany signed a strategic partnership declaration covering energy, transport and trade, with Chancellor Merz welcoming Azerbaijan's gas deliveries, expected to reach 2 billion cubic metres annually by next year, as a further step away from reliance on Moscow.

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Netherlands to ban goods from Israeli settlements The Dutch government announced on Tuesday that it will ban products from Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories starting on 22 September. The decision follows similar measures taken by Ireland, Belgium, and Spain. The Dutch foreign ministry added that, through these measures, the Netherlands is strengthening its commitment to fulfilling its international legal obligation not to contribute to the continuation of Israel's unlawful occupation of Palestinian territory, as per the advice from the ICJ. The ministry explained that the ban will cover the import, purchase, and sale of products originating from illegal Israeli settlements.

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US President Donald Trump’s administration is using another tariff threat to put fresh pressure on Canadian provinces to end their boycotts of American alcohol. But provincial leaders are not backing off. Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he would not lift his province’s ban on the sale of American wine and spirits in government-run stores unless the US removes sectoral tariffs on cars and steel. “We have to negotiate through strength, not weakness. And we need to throw everything on the table,” he...

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This new round of duties on Canadian goods is fuelling speculation about a potential announcement of new US tariffs on countries across the world.

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The restrictions will be based on findings of an investigation into the alleged use of forced labor by these countries, the publication said

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Companies with $200 billion in debt face a reckoning as funding costs stay high and debt comes due over the next few years, according to distressed specialist Oaktree Capital Management.

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The association emphasized that international coordination is urgently required to safeguard civilian shipping and protect cross-border energy infrastructure

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Yemen's Houthi group on Monday announced a maritime ban on Saudi shipping, raising concerns over security of navigation in the Bab el-Mandeb trade route.

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Since the beginning of July, LNG flows from European terminals into the EU gas transmission system have dropped by 26% year-on-year

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Deliveries of Russian crude oil to India so far this month remain near June’s record

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Saudi Arabia has condemned the Houthi naval blockade that could impact oil flow to importers of Saudi oil.

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A potential debt revamp at Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings Plc is setting the stage for an unusual battle between different divisions of asset management giant BlackRock Inc.

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Southeast Asian countries are highly affected by oil supply shortages caused by Iran war and Strait of Hormuz closure.

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It's important to be aware of disc rot, but there's no need to be afraid.

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US leader imposes new sweeping tariffs on Canada, straining already tense ties with its second-largest trading partner.

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State Duma Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin said at a plenary session that the situation on the fuel market would change dramatically in the near future

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Saudi Arabia exported record volumes of crude oil from terminals on the Red Sea in the days and weeks before the Houthis said they would block the nation’s shipments.

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Strong economic momentum is a double-edged sword for US equity traders. Solid growth is an earnings tailwind. But let it run too hot, and it turns from blessing to curse.

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US drillers are letting production rise again — just not the way they used to.

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One of the most enduring foreign-exchange bets is off to its best run in decades as surprisingly muted volatility across asset classes has investors piling into carry trades.

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Sheremetyevo CEO Mikhail Vasilenko noted that Domodedovo "remains an extremely complex asset with chronic problems, high risks, a substantial debt burden and losses"

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UK carpet maker Victoria Plc.’s bid to restructure its balance sheet is facing resistance from HSBC Holdings Plc, a holder of the company’s bonds.

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Energy subsidies, fiscal stimulus, a weak currency and threats to central bank independence. Sound familiar?

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According to the newspaper, linters, or the short fibers left on cotton seeds after processing, are converted to nitrocellulose, also known as guncotton

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Southeast Asia is a “strategic winner” from supply chain shifts and capital reallocation, highlighting the region’s resilience, according to United Overseas Bank Ltd..

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