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Investors in Japan’s bond market are bracing for turbulence that has the potential to test the Bank of Japan’s yield target in the lead up to next week’s policy decision.

Bankrupt FTX Trading Ltd.’s latest lawsuit against co-founder Sam Bankman-Fried and his former top executives revealed new details about the allegations of massive fraud at the fallen crypto conglomerate.

Australia’s first ever wellbeing framework painted a picture of a country where citizens are living longer and greener but their economic security is declining.

There’s an hour till sunset and it’s still close to 40C as the DJ wraps up a set of old school Spanish punk and Argentine rock beneath the walls of the old city.

An appearance at a White House state dinner was a recent high point in the push to get millet into kitchens worldwide.

China has begun drilling a 10,000-meter hole in the ground for the second time this year as it seeks ultra-deep reserves of natural gas.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak suffered a political upset as his ruling Conservative Party lost a key parliamentary election in southwest England to the Liberal Democrats, raising fresh questions about whether he can hang onto its “Blue Wall” strongholds in a national poll expected next year.

Hong Kong’s billionaire Cheng family has assumed control of a casino resort in Vietnam from the former listed company of jailed Macau gambling kingpin Alvin Chau, according to people familiar with the matter.

A $1.4 billion fund run by JPMorgan Asset Management is betting on Asia’s chip supply-chain stocks playing catch up with their surging US counterparts.

The US warned North Korea that a threat to use nuclear weapons was ill-advised, while Washington seeks the release of an American soldier who crossed into the country on foot.