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(Bloomberg) — Britain’s energy suppliers should renegotiate contracts with small businesses to reflect a heavy drop in wholesale prices, a major trade body said.

Thai investors are pinning their hopes on the general election to revive stocks in Asia’s worst-performing market this year, as parties across the spectrum promise tens of billions of dollars in economic stimulus.

California’s financial regulator said it will more closely scrutinize banks and increase staffing following the collapse of SVB Financial Group’s Silicon Valley Bank.

Premier Inc., a health-care company that sells services and supplies to thousands of hospitals and providers, rose in after-hours trading on news it’s evaluating strategic options, including a sale.

Toronto-Dominion Bank’s planned $13.4 billion purchase of First Horizon Corp. was held up as US regulators scrutinized the Toronto lender’s handling of suspicious customer transactions — a delay which contributed to the banks’ decision to abandon the deal, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Canaccord Genuity Group Inc. warned that it may not be able to get quick approval of a management buyout because of an “ongoing regulatory matter” at one of its foreign divisions. The shares dropped more than 13%.

The head of PwC’s Australian arm resigned Monday as the fallout over the firm’s leaking of confidential government tax plans intensifies.