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Love’s Travel Stops & Country Stores topped a worker wellbeing survey, besting better-known employers like IBM, Disney and Apple.  

Premiums kept artificially low don’t factor in rising danger from wildfires, floods and storms, making the market overdue for a correction. 

‘Giant’ oil find off Namibia’s shores could be a game changer, but officials worry about corruption, social tensions and instability.

Sweden’s policymakers who seek to engineer a soft landing after a likely recession this year are facing a difficult task as households and businesses remain sensitive to rising borrowing costs, economists at Svenska Handelsbanken AB said.

The worst may be over for the Taiwan dollar as China’s economic recovery and a rebound in the chip industry will support the beleaguered currency, according to analysts.

The Bank of Japan’s yield curve control and negative interest rate policy will likely be removed by mid-2024, and Japanese stocks will continue to rally from the government’s wage hiking efforts, according to JPMorgan Securities Japan Co.’s Rie Nishihara.

A son of Thailand King Maha Vajiralongkorn attended an exhibition about the nation’s royal insult law organized by an exiled critic of the monarchy, a month after the ex-prince visited the land of his ancestors.

The Asian Development Bank marginally lowered its economic growth forecast for developing Asia to 4.7% this year, in what it still counts as a solid performance in the face of rising risks.

The gender pay gap for women working in Singapore’s finance industry narrowed to 15.6% in 2022, almost half the 27.1% gap of a decade ago, the city-state’s Ministry of Manpower said in a response to a question from a lawmaker on Tuesday.

Marketing and data automation provider Klaviyo Inc. priced its initial public offering above a marketed range to raise $576 million in the third major US listing in a week.