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A 32% rally this year has catapulted HSBC Holdings Plc’s shares to their highest level in four years, with improving margins potentially providing further support for the stock.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV lost its renewed bid to block Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. from selling the redesigned Roxor off-road vehicle in the US after claiming the Indian automaker copied the design of its Jeep.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s push to elevate economic ties with Vietnam, on display with a high-profile trip this week, is drawing fire for seeking to strengthen US supply chains by replacing one repressive country with another.

China outlined a series of measures to increase car purchases, particularly for new-energy vehicles, as the world’s second-biggest economy struggles to escape the shadow of Covid and lift growth.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi weighed in on the ongoing violence in India’s most remote state of Manipur, breaking months of silence after a video surfaced on social media showing two women getting sexually assaulted.

US prosecutors accused FTX co-founder Samuel Bankman-Fried of providing the press with the writings of his ex-girlfriend to discredit her as a potential witness at his criminal fraud trial.

Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong intends to nominate Seah Kian Peng to be the next speaker of parliament after his predecessor resigned over an extramarital affair.

The European Central Bank’s plan to maintain interest rates at their eventual peak for an extended period isn’t convincing economists, who see it starting to unravel after just six months.

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s surprise decision to leave politics has created a political vacuum in the country, with several possible contenders to take over from the Netherlands’ longest-serving premier.

Infosys Ltd. fell its most in about three months after a cut to its annual sales forecast spurred renewed concerns that companies will hold off on technology spending for longer than anticipated.