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Fidelity International Ltd. and Abrdn Plc are zeroing in on China-related industries they expect to be sheltered from slowing economic growth.

Stubborn inflation keeping US and European officials in tightening mode is likely to further decouple global monetary policy in coming months as the rest of the world forges its own path.

Six months after Hong Kong reopened to the world, the city still has a steep climb to reclaim its place as Asia’s premier finance and tourism hub.

A federal judge in Louisiana ordered key Biden administration officials and agencies not to contact social media platforms to suppress speakers and viewpoints they disagree with in a major development that could curtail efforts to combat misinformation about health and other issues.

Brazil’s plans to strengthen and expand the Mercosur trading bloc are running into growing disagreement among its members over several topics, including Venezuela and free trade agreements with other markets.

A strike by dockworkers on Canada’s west coast stretched into a fourth day, causing business groups to warn of a growing risk to the country’s economy and reputation.

Airbus SE is urging Chinese airlines to place orders for its biggest planes because huge purchases by other carriers and supply-chain disruptions are extending wait times in the post-Covid travel boom.

Zimbabwe’s cabinet has declared an end to power outages which at their peak lasted for 19 hours daily, hobbling businesses and the economy.

European real estate shares headed for their biggest three-day advance since March, while oil climbed as traders weighed supply cuts.

A South Korean battery parts maker for Porsche’s Taycan sports car is targeting a 100-fold increase in revenue from silicon anodes by the end of this decade, betting automakers will keep pursuing better performance for electric vehicles.