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The International Energy Agency cut its forecast for oil-demand growth this year as subdued industrial activity and mild winter temperatures reduced gasoil consumption across some of the world’s largest economies, particularly in Europe.

Steve-O’s “ridiculous” house tour was filled with surprise cameos, including from his fiancée, his dogs, and Tony Hawk.

Raspberry Pi is planning an initial public offering on the London Stock Exchange, offering a boost to the City bourse after a string of recent defections.

Bond yields fell early Wednesday, though moves were muted ahead of inflation data that may impact the Federal Reserve’s policy trajectory.

The average cost of child care for two children is now greater than the average rent in all 50 states, and greater than the average mortgage payment in 45 states.

Sony Group shares rose sharply after quarterly net profit beat analysts’ expectations and concerns eased about its bid for media and entertainment company Paramount Global.

OpenAI co-founder and chief scientist Ilya Sutskever is leaving the company, months after losing his board seat following an attempt to oust CEO Sam Altman.

Red Lobster is expected to file for bankruptcy by the end of the month, according to a new report, which came a day after the seafood restaurant chain abruptly closed dozens of locations.

Vanguard Group on Tuesday appointed Blackrock Inc. veteran Salim Ramji as its new chief executive, a move that will give the asset-management giant a leader with years of experience in wealth advisory and management who is known for his efforts to expand investing access.

Shares of Paramount Global on Tuesday fell after CNBC reported that Sony is rethinking its bid for the company, the latest twist in the TV and movie producer’s merger drama.

Shares of Western-wear retailer Boot Barn Holdings Inc. slid after hours on Tuesday, after the chain forecast sales trends for the fiscal year ahead that were below Wall Street’s expectations amid continuing tepid demand from shoppers.

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