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Turkey’s government and private companies are in talks with the US for purchases of small nuclear reactors, as the country looks to wean itself off coal.

Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund bought a 30% stake in a district cooling provider in a deal that Bloomberg reported is valued at about $250 million.

It’s definitely been a sobering year for dealmakers after the record toppling of 2021, with merger and acquisition values down by roughly a third and the initial public offering market effectively shut.

The Bank of Japan’s latest policy shock will provide some relief to the nation’s energy crisis, helping to cut the cost to procure fuel from overseas.

Dozens of audit triggers litter Donald Trump’s tax returns, according to Congress’s top non-partisan tax lawyers: questionable private jet expenses, large unsubstantiated charitable deductions and dubious payments to the former president’s children, among others.

OPEC and its allies have no choice but to remain proactive given the uncertainties that face the market, the Saudi Arabian oil minister said.

Trading in China’s stocks has plummeted to the lowest in more than two months as investors deal with fast-spreading Covid infections, squeezing time and attention from portfolios.

UK house prices may tumble as much as 10% next year as soaring interest rates and a deepening recession weigh down a market that thrived through the pandemic.

A former executive at troubled crypto lender BlockFi has taken a role at Alphabet Inc.’s Google to work on Web3.

Regulators in China are monitoring Hong Kong’s approach to build it into a leading Asian cryptocurrency hub and see it as a policy test for the mainland, according to Tron founder Justin Sun.