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Japanese shares weakened as investors weighed oil prices, Iran-related uncertainty and the prospect of tougher U.S. sanctions.

KPMG Australia plans to cut nearly 400 jobs, about 5% of its workforce, as the firm warns that difficult market conditions are persisting.

Singapore’s core inflation was 2.0% year over year in July, below economists’ expectations, while headline inflation came in at 2.2%.

India’s central bank likely intervened to steady the rupee as global uncertainty and oil-market pressure weighed on the currency, traders told Reuters.

Germany’s foreign minister is expected to urge the United States to take a more active role on Ukraine as Europe weighs the future of Western support.

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham is calling for bolder ties with the European Union, putting security and defense cooperation in focus.

UK grocery inflation eased to 2.1%, offering some relief to households. Here’s what the numbers show and why supermarket competition matters.

Consumer Reports says electric scooters have become faster while injuries have risen, and its testers recommend against the entire category for now.

Burger demand is surging in China as consumers look for convenient, affordable meals—pulling coffee chains and even hotpot brands into the market.