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The British government’s long-term technology strategy “couldn’t be any worse than it is at the moment,” Arm Ltd.’s co-founder Jamie Urquhart told Bloomberg Radio this week.

Julius Baer Group Ltd. plans to ramp up hiring in Asia, after the reopening of China helped to restore client confidence in the region, according to the head of the Swiss private bank.

Arm Ltd. has decided against selling shares on the London Stock Exchange for now, dealing a blow to UK politicians who were lobbying the home-grown technology giant ahead of its initial public offering.

Italy and India have announced a plan to cooperate on defence and energy as Giorgia Meloni seeks to boost business deals with the Asian giant.

Many people in Singapore were left disappointed on Thursday after 12,500 free air tickets to Hong Kong were snapped up in short order.

The Bank of Japan is leaning toward monitoring the impact of recent tweaks to its stimulus program rather than making another adjustment at Governor Haruhiko Kuroda’s final policy meeting next week, according to people familiar with the matter.

GSK Plc’s vaccine for respiratory syncytial virus won the support of a key panel of US regulatory advisers for use in people aged 60 and older, as the drugmaker races against Pfizer Inc. to bring to market the first vaccine for RSV.

Saudi Arabia outlined plans for 192 billion riyals ($51 billion) of investments by local companies including Saudi Aramco and mining giant Maaden under a government incentive program as it seeks to accelerate a plan to diversify its economy away from oil.

Swedish home prices have yet to hit a bottom as one of the world’s most severe housing routs is about to enter its second year.