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Singapore banks will be able to share information on potentially risky clients next year, a move aimed at curbing illicit flows amid the city-state’s rise as a key financial and wealth hub.

The US, Japan and South Korea are seeking to link their radar systems to better track missiles from North Korea and accelerate their response to any launch, a move that has the potential to anger China as well as Pyongyang.

GCash, the e-wallet service of Globe Telecom Inc., on Tuesday said some users experienced deductions from their accounts and had problems accessing their service for hours, triggering concerns as the Philippines seeks to boost digital payments.

Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell predicted US funding to support Ukraine’s military will continue to flow despite growing calls from isolationist members of his own party to reduce or end aid to Kyiv.

Officials say Russia is looking to engineer support for the Kremlin by torturing and killing those who show loyalty to Kyiv and deporting Ukrainian children

President Vladimir Putin vowed to pursue his invasion of Ukraine, accusing the Kremlin’s enemies of seeking to dismember Russia as his forces rained missiles on Kyiv.

Education publisher Pearson Plc is outlining how it’s integrating artificial intelligence across its operations a week after its shares fell over fears that AI tools such as ChatGPT will undermine its business.

Palantir Technologies Inc. rallied as much as 21% in premarket trading Tuesday after giving a strong earnings forecast and saying that demand for its new artificial intelligence tool due this month is “without precedent.”

The Bloomberg Wealth Asia Summit returned to Hong Kong after a three-year break, bringing together the region’s leading investors, economists and money managers.

One of Sweden’s biggest commercial landlords plans to halt payment of its dividend after suffering a ratings cut, in another sign the funding squeeze gripping Sweden’s leveraged property sector is worsening.