Retail investors once again bought up shares of shorted companies in an episode that harkened back the 2021 GameStop craze.

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Thousands of Malaysians rallied in the nation’s capital demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim over ...

Russia’s economy surprised many by remaining resilient in the face of international sanctions following President Vladimir ...

Finland suffered its first downgrade in almost a decade after Fitch Ratings cut the Nordic country’s credit rating over its ...

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A new book argues wealth is making Norway complacent, an Austrian heiress extracts herself from the 1%, and Australia’s ...