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Cathie Wood bought Tesla Inc. stock on the day of its biggest plunge since September 2020, reaffirming her conviction in the electric-vehicle maker that many other investors have soured on.

The airline industry’s global lobby group condemned national moves to introduce Covid tests and other measures for arrivals from China as travel from the Asia nation resumes despite a flareup in the virus.

Bank of Montreal’s capital-markets unit was the top arranger of initial public offerings in Canada in 2022, eking out two significant deals in a year when plunging equity prices all but froze the market for companies seeking to sell shares for the first time.

Investors are no longer turning a blind eye to risks facing Apple Inc., an about-face that took the iPhone maker’s market value below $2 trillion and threatens more pain for the stock in the months ahead.

Natural gas prices in Europe extended declines as warm weather curbs demand and eases pressure on politicians and central bankers.

Iranian actor Taraneh Alidoosti was released on bail from a Tehran prison after she was jailed last month for publicly criticizing the Islamic Republic’s suppression of widespread anti-government protests.

German power exports to France jumped to their highest level in more than three decades last year as the nation struggled with prolonged nuclear outages.

Ukraine must seize Europe’s biggest nuclear power plant back from Russia by force as efforts to establish a security zone around it evaporate, Kyiv’s top nuclear official said.