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The Confederation of British Industry spoke out against sexual harassment. Now it’s fighting for survival after an exodus of members.

Romania’s central bank is expected to leave borrowing costs unchanged for a third consecutive meeting as it anticipates an easing in the fastest inflation in almost two decades.

Australia’s corporate watchdog has investigated more than 100 companies under a drive to flush out greenwashing in the managed funds sector, and warned it plans to step up scrutiny of the issue.

China’s craze for artificial-intelligence companies is supercharging the shares of some of the nation’s little-known publishers.

Pakistan has placed an order for a single cargo of Russian oil, but is keen for a long-term deal to buy the crude in Chinese currency, according to the country’s power minister.

Xi Jinping’s crackdown on perceived threats to national security is roiling the vast industry of consultants and researchers who help global investors understand China, threatening the government’s attempts to lure foreign capital into an economy showing increasing signs of strain.

Asia’s brutally hot weather is expected to hit China this summer, threatening a new round of power shortages that last year disrupted global supply chains of everything from cars to solar panels.

US Trade Representative Katherine Tai plans to meet China’s commerce minister in Detroit later this month, people familiar with the matter said, in what would be the most senior in-person encounter between the nations since the US shot down an alleged Chinese spy balloon.

Beijing’s crackdown on foreign consulting firms in China has found its first official public target: Capvision Pro Corp.

Representative George Santos, the embattled New York Republican who took office despite fabricating much of what he had claimed about his education and career, has been indicted on federal charges, according to a two people familiar with the case.