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Sony Group Corp. is gearing up for a push into cloud gaming in the coming months as it works to expand its reach beyond consoles.

India’s economic activity picked up pace in April on record tax collections and a booming services sector though rising unemployment and weaker trade metrics could sap some sentiment.

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.’s cloud division has begun a round of job cuts that could reduce its staff by about 7%, part of an overhaul aimed at preparing the once fast-growing unit for a spinoff and eventual IPO.

Seven & i Holdings Co. will probably have enough votes to install its proposed slate of directors at its annual meeting this week and prevail over candidates from activist fund ValueAct Capital Management LP.

Private conversations with corporate insiders and ex-government officials that cost upwards of $10,000 an hour. Coded language and blurred regulatory lines.

Thousands of expatriate Indians thronged Australia’s largest entertainment and sporting arena in Sydney to welcome Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his first visit in nine years.

China’s move to ban Micron Technology Inc.’s products marked its most meaningful retaliation yet against US export controls. Now the question is whether President Xi Jinping will go after even bigger targets, risking blowback to his own economy.

London employees now appear in the office less than half of the week, suggesting they’re gaining the upper hand in the battle with bosses over working from home.

British patients paying for their own treatments reached a record high last year, as the country’s National Health Service buckles under long waiting lists and pent-up demand in the aftermath of the Covid pandemic.

The number of people living in modern slavery conditions has jumped 25% to 50 million over the last five years, and global supply chains run by Group of 20 nations are contributing to the rise, according to a new report.