Bloomberg Business

DBS Group Holdings Ltd. is considering an expansion in Dubai, making Southeast Asia’s biggest lender the latest financial firm to explore scaling up in the Middle Eastern business hub.

China has launched a nationwide anti-espionage crackdown on consulting firms, according to state media, accusing one global company of leaking state secrets and having ties with foreign intelligence agencies.

Chinese tourist arrivals to Thailand are on course to hit 1 million a month each from October, a level last seen before the pandemic, as travel is expected to gather momentum during the winter and long national holidays.

Public confidence in Jerome Powell’s leadership of the Federal Reserve has dropped precipitously, according to a new survey, and is now at or below his predecessors’ as the central bank wages its war against inflation.

Bitcoin’s fading bounce is sowing caution about its outlook.

Pakistan’s army criticized former premier Imran Khan for accusing one of their senior officials of orchestrating assassination attempts against him and challenged the ex-cricket star to address the matter in court.

Swedish landlord SBB saw its share price fall to the lowest level in nearly five years after the company announced plans to postpone a dividend and cancel a rights issue intended to shore up its finances.

Frenzied trading in stocks of China’s state-owned enterprises fizzled Tuesday afternoon as sentiment soured on the nation’s weak import data.

Mitsubishi Corp. plans to buy back up to 6% of its shares for 300 billion yen ($2.2 billion), joining other commodity-exposed Japanese companies that are rewarding shareholders after reporting surging profits.

Chinese imports plunged and export growth slowed in April as the recovery waned, raising concerns about the country’s ability to boost the global economy.