Stock market today: Global shares decline after armed rebellion quelled in Russia

Global shares have fallen after a short-lived armed rebellion in Russia added to uncertainties over the war in Ukraine

Japanese fisheries head opposes a plan to pump treated radioactive water from Fukushima into the sea

The head of Japan's national fisheries cooperatives has reiterated his group’s opposition to the planned discharge of treated radioactive water into the sea from the wrecked Fukushima nuclear power plant

An explosion at a Chinese steel mill kills 4 and injures 5

A Chinese city government says an explosion at a steel mill has killed four people and left five hospitalized with injuries

Stock market today: Asian shares mixed after Fed chair inflation comments

Asian shares are trading mixed, echoing the trend on Wall Street after the Federal Reserve chair made comments that indicated inflation still isn't under control

Stock market today: Global shares decline after Fed chair inflation comments

Global shares are mostly lower following a retreat on Wall Street after the Federal Reserve chair indicated he believes inflation still isn't under control

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Cooking gas explosion kills 31 people at a barbecue restaurant in northwestern China

Authorities in northwestern China say 31 people have been killed and seven injured in a cooking gas explosion at a barbecue restaurant in the city of Yinchuan

Windrush scandal rumbles on 5 years after UK government's apology

It's been five years since the U.K. government apologized and promised to compensate legal residents who were caught up in an immigration crackdown

UK borrowers brace for more expensive loans as inflation fails to fall as anticipated

Official figures show that consumer price inflation in the U.K. is unchanged at 8.7% in the year to May against expectations of a modest decline, a development that is likely to see the Bank of England raise the cost of borrowing again

Foreign companies are shifting investment out of China as confidence wanes, business group says

A business group says foreign companies are shifting investment and their Asian headquarters out of China as confidence plunges following the expansion of an anti-spying law and other challenges