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Star investor Rajiv Jain said his US-based fund will likely increase its stakes in besieged Indian billionaire Gautam Adani’s firms over time, reiterating his confidence in the ports-to-power conglomerate after investing $1.9 billion last week.

Adidas AG’s new Chief Executive Officer Bjorn Gulden is mulling the idea of selling Yeezy products and donating the profit to charity, as he tries to offset some of the huge financial hit from the collapse of the alliance with rapper Ye.

Arif Naqvi, the founder of Abraaj Group that was once the Middle East’s largest private equity fund, lost his bid to challenge the UK’s decision to extradite him to the US to face fraud and money laundering charges.

There’s a lot of political noise out there. But in the end, Wall Street’s giants will likely hold sway.

Greece aims to restart its railways by the end of March following the country’s worst-ever train crash last week that killed 57 people and is sparking a political backlash against Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.

Ignazio Visco openly criticized hawkish European Central Bank colleagues for making statements about future increases in borrowing costs when officials had agreed not to give such guidance.

IG Group Holdings Plc says it’s trying to tempt more women into using its platform, with the firm’s client base of retail traders currently overwhelmingly male.