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Denmark and the Netherlands said they have received US approval to send their F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine as soon as pilots have been trained.

The heat wave that’s gripped parts of the continent is set to give way to cooler weather in about a week’s time, but strongly above-average temperatures will linger in France and on the Iberian Peninsula until then.

Indian solar module maker Jakson Group plans to diversify into power generation, seeking to benefit from the country’s clean energy boom.

Arm Ltd. has filled out the roster of underwriters for its initial public offering, with 28 banks in all on the deal, people familiar with the matter said.

Singapore banned the disposal of 11 more properties as the police pushed forward with the investigation in one of the country’s biggest money laundering and forgery cases.

The Philippine central bank’s monetary board only had four sitting members during Eli Remolona’s first interest-rate decision as governor, requiring them to be in lockstep as three seats remained vacant.

SUSE SA surged as much as 60% after buyout firm EQT AB said it will take the German software developer private.

Kuwait’s $700 billion sovereign wealth fund appointed Abdulmohsin Al-Mukhaizeem as the permanent head of its London arm, just over a year after the unit’s former boss was ousted.

A Qatari sheikh, whose son is fronting a bid for Manchester United Football Club, is mulling the sale of two luxury houses in London’s most exclusive districts with a combined asking price of £370 million ($470 million).

Oceanwood Capital Management’s deputy chief investment officer Julian Garcia Woods is striking out on his own and the hedge fund he co-managed with founder Christopher Gate is shutting down.