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Norway and Sweden are no longer the place to go for currency investors hunting richer returns in Europe.

Dutch bank ING is suing China’s largest bank for losses sustained in a batch of copper deals and seeking $170 million in damages, the Financial Times reported.

Billionaire Ken Griffin is giving Miami Dade College $20 million — and sharing some life lessons with its graduates.

The global market for initial public offerings is showing signs of life as a rebound in the stock market has emboldened companies to test investor appetite for new listings, particularly in Asia. But a full-fledged recovery looks distant.

Canada’s second largest oil company Suncor Energy Inc. found 32 dead birds at one of its oil sands mining operations and now faces additional scrutiny from regulators and investors as it seeks to improve its corporate citizenship after a series of operational and environmental problems.

The Biden administration is preparing to propose limits on greenhouse gas emissions from coal- and gas-fired power plants that are so stringent they could almost wipe out the US electricity sector’s planet-warming pollution by 2040.

Bond traders are taking little solace in the market’s recent calm for a simple reason: It’s not likely to last.

The latest US figures on growth, inflation and wages will be released in the coming week — some of the final marquee reports the Federal Reserve will have in hand before its May policy meeting.