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Animoca Brands Corp. founder Yat Siu helped engineer the merger of two startups his firm backed, aiming to create a data and news service as the embattled crypto industry consolidates.

Sri Lanka’s debt negotiations with China and India “are successful,” according to President Ranil Wickremesinghe, bringing the bankrupt nation closer to clearing a major hurdle to unlock $2.9 billion from the International Monetary Fund.

Adler Group SA said it had commissioned a review of 800,000 documents originally withheld from its forensic audit and found no evidence of related-party deals.

UK wages are rising at a near unprecedented pace, heaping pressure on the Bank of England to deliver a 10th consecutive interest-rate increase next month.

Growing speculation that the Bank of Japan will change its yield-curve control policy again is driving up borrowing costs, prompting a raft of scuppered bond deals.

China’s economy proved more resilient than analysts forecast as a virus wave swept the nation, suggesting the worst of the slump may be over as a challenging recovery begins.

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Chinese stocks related to baby goods and fertility treatments slumped after data showed the population of the world’s largest nation declined for the first time in over 60 years.

Mark Austen, the former head of Asia’s biggest bank lobby group, has joined Flint Global to help the political and regulatory consultant firm establish a presence in Asia to advise clients on the region’s escalating geopolitical risk.