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France’s National Assembly will start debating French President Emmanuel Macron’s pension reform bill on Monday as unions gear up for two more days of strikes and protests against the plan this week.

Cracks are appearing in Wall Street’s bullish case for emerging markets as hurdles — from Adani Group’s $108 billion rout to the Federal Reserve’s rate-hiking plans — prompt a more selective approach to investment.

Rents in Spain have jumped to record levels, propelled by gains in the country’s two largest cities as higher interest rates roil property markets across Europe.

A small army of startups and tech giants is vying to outdo the AI darling of the moment. 

Daniel Ivascyn rode one big trade all the way to the top of the bond-market universe: speculative mortgage debt that he scooped up on the cheap in the wake of the great financial crisis. It made a fortune and, in turn, made everyone forget about the messy departure of his predecessor atop Pacific Investment Management Co., Bill Gross.

Deutsche Bank AG may not be able to pursue share buybacks for now if an ongoing audit by its top regulator results in deeper capital cuts, according to Citigroup analysts.

Eisai Co.’s sales of the Alzheimer’s drug Leqembi in the US are “ahead of expectations” despite the steps required to administer it, said Ivan Cheung, the company’s global Alzheimer’s disease officer.

Crypto companies are continuing to shed workers around the world in the aftermath of last year’s bear market, taking job losses in just the first five weeks of the year into the thousands.