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HSBC Holdings Plc hired half-a-dozen private bankers from Credit Suisse to build out its services targeting wealthy families across oil-rich Middle East as well as Europe.

US car buyers are headed to showrooms out of sheer necessity, defying high interest rates and fat sticker prices to replace cars that on average have been on the road for more than 12 years.

The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, long a target of conservatives and the bane of the banking industry, is now in the fight of its life at the Supreme Court.

Turkey said a key pipeline bringing oil from northern Iraq to the Mediterranean coast can resume this week, though an Iraqi official cast doubt on that timetable.

As Treasuries see their worst selloff in a year, a money manager says one catalyst to stop the rout will be the Bank of Japan coming out strongly to defend its yield curve control.

Pakistan’s inflation in September rose for the first time in four months after the government raised fuel prices to meet International Monetary Fund’s conditions for an ongoing $3 billion bailout program.

Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund delayed the potential sale of its remaining stake in a local utility firm after lackluster demand from investors, according to people familiar with the matter.

Singapore-listed Vertex Technology Acquisition Corp. has proposed a merger with Taiwanese live streaming platform 17Live Inc., on track to become the city state’s first blank-check firm to acquire a target.

India’s unemployment rate dropped to a one-year low in September as joblessness in rural areas fell despite weak monsoon rains.

Alphabet Inc.’s Google will begin to make its Chromebook laptops in India through a partnership forged with HP Inc.