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Lloyds Banking Group Plc is attempting to sell a loan secured against a Canary Wharf office block owned by Chen Hongtian’s Cheung Kei ahead of an imminent maturity.

Impax Asset Management Group, which runs one of the world’s biggest investment portfolios geared toward a low-carbon economy, is warning that even after the latest wave of subsidies and incentives, there just aren’t enough places to allocate green capital.

Germany’s air and rail services ground to a halt Monday during a one-day strike as workers join peers in France and the UK to fight for higher pay.

Russia’s diesel exports are on course to hit a record this month despite European Union sanctions depriving the country of its biggest market.

Germany’s business outlook unexpectedly improved to the highest in more than a year, defying recent turmoil in financial markets.

The Japanese government is seeking the release of an employee of Japanese drugmaker Astellas Pharma Inc. detained by Chinese authorities.

Faced with growing public concern about the hastily-brokered merger of UBS Group AG and Credit Suisse Group AG a week ago, leading government figures involved in the deal turned to the local press to try to sell a skeptical public on the tie-up.

US crypto exchange Coinbase Global Inc. encouraged developers working on its new blockchain to focus on how to create stablecoins that track the rate of inflation to preserve purchasing power.

Terry Gou, the billionaire founder of Foxconn Technology Group, is embarking on a 12-day trip to the US, as the independent presidential hopeful seeks to convince voters of his ability to lead Taiwan and balance its business and security priorities.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu considered a delay to his judicial overhaul plan after a night of enraged demonstrations and Israel’s main trade union launched a strike affecting departures from the international airport.