Senate’s late-night vote yields some progress toward ending DHS shutdown https://t.co/sfT05D3YZF ...

At least 518 people died in Tanzania’s post-election violence last year, according to the first official death toll released since the events in October. https://t.co/kBXZnj419Q ...

Keurig Dr Pepper’s quarterly revenue and earnings beat expectations as strong sales of cold beverages and in international markets offset a decline in coffee. https://t.co/sheFhLbVSp ...

Portugal has invited Air France-KLM and Lufthansa to submit binding bids for a minority stake in TAP, setting up a contest for one of Europe’s last remaining state-owned airlines. https://t.co/4zvAim2EbJ ...

Swiss banking is a discreet, tight-knit world. UBS’ increasingly fiery clash with its own government is a very different affair. https://t.co/dtab0DXqjQ ...

Here’s what you need to know to start your day https://t.co/Gv3fns2ch0 ...

Businesses and residents in Islamabad are growing frustrated with the city’s weeks-long lockdown of roads, schools and offices as authorities continue to keep security restrictions in place in the hope of hosting more US-Iran peace talks. https://t.co/DosNq8DhpO ...

About $300 billion worth of goods subject to Trump administration tariffs are avoiding the levies annually and reaching the US from Southeast Asia and Mexico https://t.co/3Xn7X8Zmxz ...

Kenyan President William Ruto said his government and neighboring Uganda’s are in talks with Africa’s richest man to build a crude oil refinery in Tanzania https://t.co/jyCNnQs4rG ...

The nominee to chair the Fed says data that’s being used to judge consumer prices is imperfect https://t.co/eHZ9zgisu1 ...