Bloomberg Business

For some remote workers, traveling the world means trading the usual daily routines for a different kind of grind — plugging in from dusk till dawn to stay connected to coworkers back home.

Sweden’s real estate crisis is raising echoes of a crash in the 1990s that sparked a full-blown financial meltdown, but government and central bank officials are betting they can keep the problems contained.

Prices for the most popular higher-end watches from Rolex and Patek Philippe kept falling over the past month, even as mid-tier timepieces from brands like Cartier outperformed.

Chinese stocks have become cheap after their recent declines, but that isn’t enough to lure buyers who have more attractive options in South Korea and Taiwan, according to a Schroders Plc money manager.

Japanese stocks are no longer getting the kind of boost they used to get from a weak yen, as investors turn cautious it will trigger the Bank of Japan to further tweak its policy.

An abstract interest-rate metric is dominating discussions across trading desks ahead of the Jackson Hole symposium, with investors wondering if Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell will weigh in, and bracing for further declines in US Treasuries if he does.

Donald Trump turned himself in at the Fulton County Jail in Atlanta to be booked on state charges that he conspired to overturn the result of the 2020 presidential election in Georgia, the fourth time he’s been processed as a criminal defendant this year.

Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke on the sidelines of the BRICS summit in Johannesburg, asking officials to work at resolving a border dispute.

Meituan fell its most in almost three months after warning that growth in its core meal delivery business will slow this quarter, in one of the clearest signs that Chinese economic turbulence is beginning to hurt the country’s internet leaders.

Donald Trump’s mug shot was made public after he surrendered to an Atlanta jail on charges that he conspired to overturn the 2020 election — a polarizing image of the former president as he seeks to return to the White House in 2024, which prompted his return to the platform formerly known as Twitter.