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Dollar-based investors get a free carry trade sweetener for chasing Japan’s hot stock market.

Most Canadians believe Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has botched responding to allegations of Chinese interference in his country’s elections, a new poll suggests.

The last Indian journalist in China has been asked to leave, as Beijing and New Delhi eject each other’s reporters in a tit-for-tat row deepening a rift between the Asian economic powerhouses.

A top-performing Chinese macro hedge fund has slashed its holdings in property stocks, as their declines hurt returns just two months after predicting a major rebound in the sector.

Australia’s business confidence slipped into negative territory and conditions slumped in May in a result that augers poorly for the nation’s already weakening economy amid rising interest rates.

A Berkshire Hathaway Inc. unit found liable by a jury for destruction caused by the 2020 Labor Day Fires in Oregon could face damages well beyond PacifiCorp’s net worth of $10.7 billion, a lawyer for the company told a jury.

Pat Sajak, who has hosted the hit game show Wheel of Fortune since Ronald Reagan was president, will retire next year.

Australia’s consumer confidence stabilized at “near recession lows” as a significant rise in the minimum wage offset the Reserve Bank unexpectedly raising interest rates for a second straight month.

Salesforce Inc. shareholder support for Chief Executive Officer Marc Benioff grew in the past year following a tussle with activist investors who pushed for spending cuts and greater profits.

Donald Trump’s stranglehold on the Republican Party showed some signs of weakening Monday as an influential GOP senator questioned the twice-indicted former president’s electability.