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Global stocks rose as U.S. futures were steady Monday, as investors focused on upcoming corporate earnings and rising interest rates as U.S. exchanges were shut in observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.

The uber-wealthy broke a record for getting richer during the pandemic, says a new report from Oxfam.

Unilever shares slumped Monday as the consumer products giant suggested it might increase its offer for GlaxoSmithKline’s consumer health unit.

Amazon.com on Monday said it will keep allowing payments in the U.K. using Visa, a reversal of a plan by the online retailing giant to stop using the service.

The benefits of the landmark small-business relief program designed at the height of the pandemic mostly went to business owners rather than its employees, a study from leading economists finds.

M&A news was greeting an otherwise quiet Monday for European investors with U.S. markets on holiday.

Two teenagers in the UK were reportedly arrested Sunday night as part of an investigation into the harrowing hostage-taking of a rabbi and three congregants at a Texas synagogue.

The Bureau for Market Regulation in the southwestern city of Chengdu on Sunday said it has launched an investigation into the Sam’s Club store in the Jinniu district.

Macau casino stocks jumped Monday as investors welcomed a new draft law for the industry that was milder than initially feared.

China’s central bank on Monday cut two key interest rates that would likely translate into lower benchmark lending rates, in a bid to provide more support for the slowing economy.