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Sweden’s parliament passed legal amendments to allow the largest Nordic country join the NATO alliance as soon as possible, even after the timeline for its entry has been thrown in doubt.

The US Federal Trade Commission is asking for comment on the business practices of cloud-computing providers as regulators begin to scrutinize market power, competition and security in the key technology field.

European Central Bank officials are growing increasingly confident that the euro-zone banking system has withstood financial turmoil, allowing them to envisage resuming interest-rate hikes in due course, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

The number of people using TikTok in Australia fell after the company limited the music some people could put in their posts, results that suggest the company is still dependent on its access to popular songs.

Roger Ng, the only Goldman Sachs Group Inc. banker tried and convicted in the global 1MDB scandal, asked a judge to let him serve his 10-year prison term in Danbury, Connecticut — the same facility where Grammy-winning singer Lauryn Hill was imprisoned for tax evasion.

Mortgage bonds have been hit in recent weeks by the US regional bank crisis, and the Federal Reserve has the potential to add to pressure on the securities on Wednesday.

Amazon.com Inc. said it would hike pay at its UK warehouses following strikes but unions dismissed the offer as “an insult.”

The White House is preparing to release plans for building US capacity to make plastics, chemicals, foods, fuels and other products using biological processes in an effort to keep pace in a global biomanufacturing race.