Asia markets mixed after Tuesday's broad sell-off; Singapore exports plunge more than expected
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After Starbucks and McDonald’s, Asia’s anti-Israel boycotts find a new target: Western beauty products
“I had one lady who had used L’Oreal products for over a decade, but she said she would never use it again and was moving on to other local brands,” Phany said.
Iran attack on Israel stokes celebration, fears in Tehran
TEHRAN -- Weekend festivities to mark the end of Ramadan were drawing to a close when Bahareh, a marketing manager in Tehran, heard the news that Iran had launched an attack on Israel. The 45-year-old had little doubt about her feelings.
Lagarde says ECB will cut rates soon, barring any major surprises; notes 'extremely attentive' to oil
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde on Tuesday said the central bank remains on course to cut interest rates in the near term, subject to any major shocks.
Flights are still being disrupted and rerouted after Iran's attack on Israel. Here's what you need to know
Flights to Israel are set to remain disrupted for months amid heightened tensions with Iran, while other routes may take longer as airlines skirt the volatile region.
'Iran is in for the long haul' with oil tanker hijacks, expert says, as U.S. considers more sanctions
The containership MSC Aries seized by Iran over the weekend marked at least the sixth vessel hijacked by Iran and its proxies in response to the Israel-Gaza war, and it's adding to the challenges to longstanding freedom of navigation principles that maritime shipping relies on.
Gold is shining ‘bright like a diamond’ and could hit $3,000, says Citi
Gold prices continued to hover near record highs days after Middle East tensions flared, boosting the safe-haven appeal of bullion.