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The native token of one of crypto’s top decentralized exchanges tumbled after the platform said it had been “exploited” as a result of a vulnerability in a programming language.

Turkmenistan, which sits atop the world’s fourth-largest natural gas reserves, is running out of time in its efforts to feed Europe’s hot market for the fuel.

The world’s biggest shipping companies are plowing their pandemic windfalls into orders for new vessels on an unprecedented scale, making an industry known for hair-raising cycles of boom and bust more vulnerable in the latest downturn.

Australia’s Defence Minister Richard Marles has ordered a full investigation into the crash of an MRH90 military helicopter on Friday night, saying there is no longer any hope of finding the four crew members alive.

Massive debt, youth unemployment and the specter of deflation. In China’s Great Slowdown, Xi Jinping’s fight to turn things around has global consequences. 

Citadel Securities LLC hired BlackRock Inc.’s former China head Tony Tang to drive the company’s expansion in the country.

Low waters are becoming more frequent and forcing costly and cumbersome workarounds to keep supply lines open

An economic rebound means the regime can weather sanctions and continue its nuclear build-up.

China’s economic activity lost more steam in July with manufacturing contracting again and the services sector weakening, as Beijing promises small measures of support to boost consumption.