Bloomberg Business

Tesla Inc. won’t have a presence at next week’s Shanghai auto show, despite a slew of other international carmakers planning on attending and unveiling new models.

Homebuilders have emerged as the best-performing stocks in Poland this year after the government stepped in with subsidies for first-time buyers to revive mortgage lending.

The chief executive of Deutsche Bank AG’s asset management arm lambasted so-called experts who make vague, useless calls on financial markets and challenged his staff to bet with him to win a coffee or another type of beverage.

Chinese online lender Lufax Holding Ltd., which listed in Hong Kong without raising money, gained on its first trading day.

While the fate of mifepristone, also known as the abortion pill, plays out in US courts, health-care providers have another drug they can continue to use to offer medication abortion.

Hermes International’s quarterly sales jumped as Chinese shoppers snapped up its pricey scarves and Kelly handbags, fueling optimism the global luxury industry’s top performers will carry on growing despite economic headwinds.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged UK counterpart Rishi Sunak in a call to take “strong action against anti-India elements,” after a Sikh separatist group attacked the country’s embassy in London last month.

Morgan Stanley expects the rally in Dubai’s property prices to continue this year — even after a 20% jump since 2020 — due to cash buyers, yield-hunting investors and the reopening of China.

Veteran emerging-markets investor Mark Mobius says stocks are the most favorable Turkish asset to invest, whether President Recep Tayyip Erdogan loses the elections or not.