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Goldman Sachs Asset Management still sees opportunities for strong returns in Chinese property firms’ high-yield dollar notes as business prospects have improved.

As theaters around the world struggle to lure viewers back after the pandemic, one South Korean cinema chain is testing out a new way to draw people away from streaming shows on their couches back to the big screen — by adding bouldering walls.

Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams rejected the idea that the central bank’s aggressive interest-rate increases precipitated financial strains highlighted by recent banking failures.

Real-money investors are at odds with analysts on the outlook for the Australian dollar this year, and data this week may provide the next cue for the currency.

All Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee have called on Chief Justice John Roberts to investigate undisclosed luxury trips that Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas accepted from a wealthy Republican donor.

China’s military drills in response to President Tsai Ing-wen’s meeting with US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy were comparable to the reaction last year after his predecessor visited the island, Taiwan’s foreign minister said Monday.

The UK Conservative Party is continuing to gain ground on Labour, with a new poll showing Rishi Sunak’s Tories with their smallest deficit since he became prime minister in October.

Major Texas power generators including NRG Energy Inc. and Vistra Corp. are one step closer to reaping $500 million in new revenues after a rule change was voted through by a key stakeholder group on the state’s grid operator.

Twitter Inc.’s former chief executive officer revealed the US Justice Department and the US Securities and Exchange Commission investigated the social-media platform in the past as part of his effort to force the company to cover legal fees related to lawsuits and government probes.