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Kyiv and other parts of Ukraine came under another aerial attack early Thursday morning, with explosions heard in the capital as well as other regions further west.

Neste Oyj plans to supply renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel to regions across the world from its expanded refinery in Singapore, as global green ambitions drive up demand.

New Zealand’s ruling Labour Party sought to ease the pain of spiraling prices for families in its annual budget, which comes less than five months out from a general election.

Hedge funds talked up Chinese vocational schools and a hydropower producer, marking the return of China stock bets a year after they were conspicuously absent at the Sohn Hong Kong Investment Leaders Conference.

One man thought he’d beat the system of South Korea’s notoriously competitive hiring market: He allegedly got his twin brother to take a job entrance exam under his name.

Hua Hong Semiconductor Ltd. has received a green light for its 18 billion yuan ($2.6 billion) second listing on Shanghai’s Star board, potentially the biggest in China this year. Its Hong Kong-listed shares jumped the most in five months.

Amazon.com Inc. plans to invest $12.7 billion in cloud infrastructure in India by 2030, joining other global tech giants in betting on growth in the South Asian nation’s digital economy.

Deutsche Bank AG agreed to pay $75 million to settle a lawsuit in which victims of Jeffrey Epstein’s sexual abuse accused the bank of facilitating his sex-trafficking operation, according to attorneys for the plaintiffs.

Australia unemployment unexpectedly increased in April as employers cut jobs — led by full-time roles — reinforcing the case for the Reserve Bank to stand pat at next month’s policy meeting.

Tencent Holdings Ltd. posted its fastest pace of revenue growth in more than a year but earnings missed estimates, reflecting an uneven internet sector recovery during China’s post-pandemic reopening.