Dollar bonds from some of Europe’s biggest public-sector issuers are now trading at yields below comparable US government debt — an unusual turn that underscores the diminishing appeal of Treasuries.

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Somalia’s semi-autonomous Puntland region acknowledged it’s holding a vessel full of military equipment until it can work out ...

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As Trump dismantles the Affordable Care Act, millions of Americans could lose access to affordable health care — without ...

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Germany and France sought to defuse lingering tensions over a planned joint fighter program, asking their defense ministers ...

Honeywell International Inc. raised its full-year guidance for the second successive quarter, as the company shrugged off ...