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After a busy summer on the pitch, England’s captain talks finance.

Retailers such as grocers and department stores are driving the uptake of digital payments in East Africa, with buyers preferring to pay online instead of using physical debit or credit cards, according to payments provider Pesapal Ltd.

Three years on from the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, Wall Street is still working on cajoling staffers back to the office.

A private survey of China’s manufacturing activity unexpectedly expanded in August, adding to encouraging signs that the slump in factories may be near an end.

New allegations over governance issues at India’s Adani Group put the brakes on a recovery in the conglomerate’s market value from carnage in the wake of US-based short-seller Hindenburg Research’s report earlier this year.

China moved to support the yuan by increasing the supply of foreign currency in its local market, part of a multi-pronged effort by Beijing to restore confidence amid sluggish growth.

Singapore will require preschool and government-funded centers for children with special needs to have closed-circuit television cameras, starting July 2024.

Philippine equities investors absorbed their worst monthly loss in almost a year with the benchmark index shedding 6.3% in August, marking the steepest decline among Southeast Asia’s benchmarks.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told his South Korean counterpart that he supports Seoul’s efforts to resume three-way summits that include Japan, a sign Beijing is trying to counter a US push to forge closer ties with its two Asian allies.

Japan’s largest brokerage may scale back hiring plans if investments fail to deliver adequate returns.