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Dubai predicts air traffic from China will rebound in the fourth quarter, raising the need to boost capacity at the world’s busiest international airport.

The US lifted restrictions on 27 Chinese companies and organizations, a sign Washington is extending an apparent olive branch ahead of Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo’s planned trip to Beijing this month.

Flutterwave Inc., Africa’s largest startup, is pressing ahead with plans for an initial public offering after making headway in resolving allegations of financial impropriety in Kenya so that it can access more and bigger international partners, its chief executive officer said.

Swiss watch exports declined slightly in July, the first monthly drop in more than two years, as demand for pricey timepieces begins to slow amid higher prices and economic pressures.

There’s no sign of Morgan Stanley in Arm Ltd.’s filing for its initial public offering, a rare event for a bank that’s often a lead adviser on landmark technology IPOs.

The credit market appears to have shrugged off concerns that SoftBank Group Corp.’s $16.1 billion purchase of a stake in Arm Holdings Ltd. may weaken its debt repayment ability, at least for now.

Norway’s economy stagnated after a year of growth, faced with weaker consumption and showing the fossil-fuel rich Nordic nation is finally feeling the pinch of higher inflation and rising borrowing costs.

North Korea plans to launch a satellite later this month, according to Japanese media, firing off a space rocket as South Korea and the US conduct joint military drills that have riled Pyongyang.

BHP Group Ltd., the world’s biggest miner, reported its lowest annual profit in three years, and warned the outlook for China was uncertain as the nation grapples with a brewing crisis in the steel-intensive construction sector.

Northvolt AB raised $1.2 billion from North American investors including BlackRock Inc. and CCP Investments as the Swedish battery maker is said to be in talks to set up a new factory in Canada.