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For years, Canada's top telecom providers rode a wave of high immigration, collectively adding hundreds of thousands of new mobile phone subscribers most quarters. Those days are over.

The UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves is preparing to launch a review of the market for Individual Savings Accounts within weeks, the Financial Times reported Saturday.

The Bank of England lowered interest rates by a quarter percentage point and maintained its gradual-easing approach as officials assess US trade policy risks that also explain the Federal Reserve's decision to remain sidelined.

Understanding the cultural element of tech diffusion.

Halfway into a four-year tenure, President Bola Tinubu's push to reform the floundering economy of Africa's most-populous country has received the most significant thrust yet: An overhaul of tax laws, some that date back to Nigeria's colonial past.

Recruiters across Europe and the US had a dismal start to the year. US President Donald Trump's tariffs are now dimming their prospects for the rest of 2025.

Egyptian inflation slightly accelerated for a second month, an anticipated quickening driven by a cut in fuel subsidies that's unlikely to put the brakes on a long-awaited monetary-easing cycle.

Global funds are piling back into Asian stocks as the attraction of soaring currencies and resilient earnings offsets concern that higher US tariffs will sap the region's economic growth.

A US Treasury Department official made an unannounced visit to Mexico's annual banking convention to discuss stepping up efforts to combat organized-crime finances.

President Donald Trump said that he would "always" impose a minimum 10% tariff on trading partners -- before quickly adding that "there could be an exception," underscoring the difficulty discerning the US approach to dozens of trade deals under ...