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Avinash Persaud, the financial envoy from the tiny nation of Barbados, will have 100 world leaders talking about his proposals to rewire capitalism for the climate era

Intel joins Alphabet and Visa in choosing to expand in the country just as war is raging next door. 

Swiss National Bank officials won’t be deterred by signs of weakening consumer-price pressures as they probably keep up monetary tightening at their decision on Thursday.

(Bloomberg) — An indicator of housing-construction activity in Sweden rose for the first time in almost two years, reflecting a glimmer of hope for an industry that has been battered by falling property prices. 

Jack Ma-backed Ant Group Co. is developing large-language model technology that will power ChatGPT-style services, joining a list of Chinese companies seeking to win an edge in next-generation artificial intelligence.

Singapore surged to top the rankings as the most expensive city in the world for luxury living for the first time as it vies to be a leading global center for the rich.

South Korean exports offered an early sign of improvement in global trade after their first year-on-year gain since last summer.

India’s economic activity continued to expand in May thanks to buoyant domestic demand, assuring policymakers that rates can be kept higher for longer though the biggest risk now is heat waves and below-normal rains.

Australia’s home-loan market can easily cope with another 50 basis points of interest-rate hikes without sparking a sharp increase in mortgage arrears, according to S&P Global Ratings.

Senator Tim Scott used a Fox News town hall on Tuesday night to elevate his candidacy for the 2024 Republican nomination as he challenges his party’s frontrunners, former President Donald Trump and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.