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Jack Ma has popped up in Australia, the latest stop on a months-long global jaunt and one that has particular emotional resonance for the billionaire Alibaba co-founder.

Malaysia’s central bank will probably raise its key rate by another 25 basis points next quarter before it is done with tightening, according to a poll of economists.

Bain Capital is expecting a recovery in China’s $539 billion private equity market as early as this year, though the industry may struggle in reaching past levels of deal activity.

China abruptly removed the Communist Party chiefs from two of its biggest state-owned financial firms, sparking concerns of a renewed clampdown on the sector.

Bank of Japan watchers are flagging the outside risk that Governor Haruhiko Kuroda may surprise international markets one last time next month with adjustments to smooth the transition process for his nominated successor Kazuo Ueda.

The reopening theme has been playing out in Asia for a few quarters and investors may get a further glimpse of whether the exuberance can be justified from earnings of airlines and tech companies this week.

Princeton Digital Group will spend $1 billion to build new datacenters to support its operations in Singapore, underscoring long-term demand for the infrastructure that powers Southeast Asia’s fast-growing digital economy.

The chair of a new congressional panel scrutinizing China asked the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong to clarify its position on the city’s national security law after its leader appeared in a video promoting business opportunities in the former British colony.

North Korea fired a barrage of suspected ballistic missiles and issued a warning to the US over joint military exercises, less than two days after Pyongyang launched a long-range rocket designed to hit the American mainland.

Property prices are surging across north London as young professionals return to jobs in the capital after the pandemic, a survey showed.