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Indian banks have stayed resilient and bad loans have fallen substantially, according to Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das.

Deutsche Bank AG plans to cut about 800 senior back-office staff as part of the German lender’s goal to make a further 500 million euros ($552 million) of cost savings.

Taylor Wimpey Plc says it sees reason for optimism in Britain’s housing market after an uplift in 2023 sales.

Australia will change its immigration system after a review found the current model is not fit for purpose, Minister for Home Affairs Clare O’Neil said.

An $8.5 billion deal to finance South Africa’s transition away from coal is mired in politics and power cuts.

SoftBank Group Corp. has nominated Arm Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Rene Haas to its board, underscoring the British chip designer’s importance ahead of its highly anticipated initial public offering.

Apple Inc. and Oppo were the top smartphone makers in China over the first quarter, in a market that’s still shrinking following a year of economic disruptions.

Two of the United Arab Emirates’ biggest banks posted a first-quarter profit that beat estimates as rising interest rates and the country’s resilient economy helped to boost business.

Flutter Entertainment Plc is eyeing possible acquisitions beyond its main markets of the US, UK and Ireland this year, according to the head of its international division, an indication that the global gambling industry may consolidate further.

Toyota Motor Corp. cemented its position atop the world’s automaking giants, producing a record 10.7 million cars as a group for the 12 months ended March 31 thanks to increased capacity and production optimization in North America and Asia.