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From using less energy to slashing Christmas shopping, Vicky Shaw finds out how people are changing their spending habits.

Some customers could reportedly be left vulnerable to fraudulent spoofing attempts, according to a consumer group's investigation

New round of policy measures to support beleaguered developers is imminent, as Beijing seeks to check a protracted downturn, Caixin has learned

India began its year-long presidency of the Group of 20 (G20) this week, taking over from Indonesia at a time of geopolitical tumult and uncertainty over post-pandemic economic recovery.

Shenzhen Component Index closed down 0.39%

NEW YORK: Former president Donald Trump “knew exactly what was going on” at two of his companies accused of tax fraud, a New York prosecutor told jurors at the close of a monthlong trial.

WASHINGTON — Apple Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook, Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan, KKR and Co. co-founder Henry Kravis and film producer Jeffrey Katzenberg were among the guests Thursday at President Joe Biden’s first state dinner honoring French President Emmanuel Macron.

NEW YORK — Former President Donald Trump knew about Trump Organization executives’ tax-dodging schemes, a Manhattan prosecutor told a jury in a closing statement Thursday in the organization’s tax fraud trial.

The examiner would likely produce a large and independent report from a perspective the trustee describes as a "true neutral."

A crackdown on rogue lenders will protect vulnerable consumers struggling to make ends meet, advocates say.

More than 16 million people had already been approved for student loan debt relief by the Education Department when a federal judge in North Texas struck down the plan last month.