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After six straight quarters of sliding profits, the end of 2022 brought some relief to Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd.

US Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez pressed her Japanese counterparts to move forward on LGBTQ rights ahead of the Group of Seven summit in May, even as she praised the country’s investment in infrastructure.

Turkey may cut interest rates to the lowest in seven years, adding a missing piece to its emergency response after the country’s worst earthquake disaster in a century.

Mexico’s Senate passed a bill that completes the overhaul of the country’s election regulator, a long-sought objective of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador that the opposition denounces as an attempt to tamper with next year’s elections.

Joe Biden said Vladimir Putin had made a “big mistake” in suspending a landmark nuclear treaty as the US president met in Warsaw with eastern European leaders who have offered staunch support for Ukraine.

A deadly accident at a coal mine in Inner Mongolia could test China’s ability to supply the fuel necessary for its economic recovery.

A number of schools across China halted classes earlier this week to stem the spread of Covid and other pathogens ranging from flu to the norovirus, as the country begins to see a comeback of other illnesses after pandemic restrictions were eased.

In August, as India’s Adani Group neared the completion of its $10.5 billion purchase of two cement businesses, the conglomerate and its banks put out some particularly complicated filings.

President Vladimir Putin said he’s waiting for his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping to visit Russia as he hailed deepening ties with Beijing at talks with China’s top diplomat.

SM Entertainment Co. sketched out for the first time how investment from Kakao Corp. will take the aging K-pop pioneer to America and new internet frontiers, a key tactic in its battle to fend off BTS label Hybe Co.’s hostile takeover.