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New Zealand’s dairy producers jump after a2 Milk Co. won regulatory approval to keep selling its baby formula in China.

More than a dozen Chinese property firms face the risk of delisting from the country’s stock exchange, an event that will shut an important funding channel for the beleaguered industry.

Australia’s wheat production is forecast to slump 34% in the coming season as the development of El Niño is likely to suppress rainfall across large swaths of the country, the government crop forecaster said.

Japan will aim to have women make up at least 30% of directors at major firms by 2030, according to a draft plan issued by the Gender Equality Bureau that said more diversity can contribute to innovation and growth.

Beard Foundation picks Friday Saturday Sunday where the specialty is  contemporary American food.

SAG-Aftra, which represents over 160,000 actors, voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike if talks for a new contract with Hollywood’s film and TV studios collapse.

India is hoping to engage directly with the European Union for leeway on its proposed carbon tax instead of adjudicating the issue through the World Trade Organization, according to people familiar with the matter.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon will meet privately with a group of moderate House Democrats on Tuesday, with banking and the US economy on the agenda, according to people familiar with the plans.

Chinese biodiesel producers pledged to improve compliance and export standards, days after European rivals called for action to stem “potentially fraudulent” shipments.

Kuwaitis vote for the third time in less than three years Tuesday, in a parliamentary election overshadowed by disillusionment with a political standoff that’s stymied policy-making in the OPEC member.