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Exxon Mobil Corp. outperformed Wall Street expectations for a sixth consecutive quarter after beginning operations at its fourth oil-production project in Guyana.

Long-dated bonds are looking more attractive as governments and central banks take steps to curb the glut in that segment of the market, according to JPMorgan Asset Management.

US equities have zoomed to another banner year, but going by the derivatives market, there may not be much left in the tank.

After Donald Trump and Xi Jinping met in South Korea on Oct. 30, China released a statement on the outcomes of the landmark summit while US officials made public remarks.

Volkswagen AG's Audi Group walked back its financial targets for the year because of "intense" competition and economic challenges including tariffs in the US.

A company controlled by an influential Abu Dhabi royal plans to raise hundreds of millions of dollars by selling part of its stake in the emirate's largest real estate developer, according to people familiar with the matter.

China's and Canada's leaders met on Friday for the first formal sitdown in eight years as the two nations look to reset ties strained over trade and security issues.

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Indonesia's top defense official said the country is no closer to the purchase of Chinese J-10 fighter jets after previously signaling otherwise.

Latvia's parliament voted to exit an international convention that combats violence against women, in a push by right-wing parties which claim the treaty promotes LGBTQ rights in the Baltic nation.