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Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s €46 billion ($53 billion) package of tax breaks was approved by Germany’s lower house of ...

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South African consumer confidence recovered in the second quarter as a proposed increase in consumer taxes was scrapped and an impasse in the coalition government over the budget ended.

South Africa achieved its first back-to-back primary budget surplus in 16 years, signaling its commitment to fiscal ...

One of the billionaire heirs controlling drug maker Ipsen SA changed her residency from the UK to Switzerland, as plans for a generational shift in ownership take shape.

The South Korean government kicked off its first euro-denominated bond sale in nearly four years on Thursday, in a test of ...

China is loosening its ban on urea exports, a move likely to ease surging international prices that have been buoyed by ...

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The Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce, Shevaun Haviland, speaks with Bloomberg's Joe Mayes about the UK economy, trade and corporate taxation. Interview was recorded on June 25. (So ...