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China is preparing to deal with the remnants of Haikui after the storm’s direct hit on Taiwan left hundreds of thousands of homes without power.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is facing accusations that he personally approved cuts to school building budgets when he was Chancellor of the Exchequer, despite warnings of the risk posed to pupils and teachers by crumbling concrete.

Watches of Switzerland Group Plc directors bought $1.1 million of stock, after Rolex SA’s plans to buy luxury retailer Bucherer AG prompted a plunge in the shares of the London-listed seller of timepieces.

China’s top economic planner is creating a new department to help private businesses, the latest step by the government to revive confidence in the sector and bolster growth.

UK property stocks are a value play, rather than a value trap, according to Morgan Stanley analysts.

Chinese stocks jumped after the nation rolled out further property support measures, the latest in an intensifying campaign to rescue the beleaguered sector that’s been dragging down the economy.

Turkish inflation accelerated much faster than expected with the sharpest increase since the start of 2022, underscoring the central bank’s challenge as it raises interest rates to try to end a cost-of-living crisis.

Sweden’s government will cut income taxes in its 2024 budget, in an effort to increase incentives to work as well as providing some relief to households who are reeling under rising cost of living.

US stock investors have gotten so confident that it’s concerning strategists at JPMorgan Chase & Co.