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The governing boards of Hollywood’s writers union approved a new contract with the studios and ended their strike, authorizing workers to return to their jobs.

India will sell 50-year bonds for the first time, introducing ultra-long maturity debt to cater to the growing demand from insurance and pension funds.

Chinese property stocks tumbled to their lowest levels since October 2011 as worries about liquidity and weak housing demand intensified ahead of a weeklong trading break on the mainland.

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A Russian tycoon with former links to the Kremlin has embarked on a $13.8 billion London lawsuit — from a Moscow jail.

A US government shutdown would have a cascading economic effect, beginning mildly and deepening over time as millions of workers go without salary, private contractors aren’t paid and consumer uncertainty grows over Washington’s dysfunction.

Egypt has removed one key concern that’s held up a review of a $3 billion rescue program with the International Monetary Fund, according to people familiar with the matter, even as impending presidential elections make it difficult to satisfy the crucial demand of a weaker currency.

Thailand’s central bank delivered its eighth straight quarter-point increase to borrowing costs since August 2022, and hinted that interest rates need not go any higher as inflation remains low and economic momentum builds.