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Just when it looked like stocks were making a bullish turn, a troubling Treasury auction slammed the brakes on the market’s momentum.

TikTok Inc.’s operations are not in full compliance with Malaysian laws and it needs to be more proactive in curbing the spread of fake news on the social media platform, according to Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil.

Singapore’s economy fared better than expected in the third quarter, in signs that the city-state’s recovery is gaining more traction.

New Zealand’s third-quarter spending on credit and debit cards rose at the slowest pace in two years as high interest rates and rising prices weighed on households.

Iowa Republicans will see millions of dollars in ads supporting Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis after their camps made some of their most significant ad buys in the Hawkeye State to date.

Montana faced skepticism over its statewide ban of TikTok Inc. from a federal judge who said the state might have overreached in enacting a law that appears to be out of step with the rest of the US.

The Republican leaders of two national security committees called for dramatic action to overcome the standoff in the election of a US House speaker, which has left the chamber paralyzed and unable to address aid to Israel or conduct any other business.

Mainland Chinese visitors to Hong Kong used to flaunt Hermes handbags in shopping malls for social media photos. These days, the most popular kind of post is a tourist holding a McDonald’s takeout bag on a quiet street in the city’s Mid-Levels district named MacDonnell Road.

Japan’s biggest brokerages expect yen corporate bond sales to slow in the fiscal second half started this month after a deal rush in the first half, as rising borrowing costs begin to discourage potential issuers.