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Intel Plans Multi-Billion Dollar Bond Sale Tied to Apollo Deal
Intel Corp. is readying a multi-billion dollar bond sale to finance the repurchase of half of a plant in Ireland that it had previously sold …
ECB Moves to Smooth Digital Euro Rollout With Standards Deals
The European Central Bank moved to minimize adoption costs and encourage early coordination among those involved in its digital euro project, part of efforts to …
Repsol, BP Accused of Market Abuse by Spanish Fuel Firm Rival
Repsol SA, BP Plc and slate of other oil firms have been accused of abusing market dominance and anti-competitive practices in a complaint filed by …
Global Bonds Set for Worst Week in a Month as US-Iran Risks …
Global bond markets are heading for their worst week in a month as investors grow increasingly uneasy about a stalemate between the US and Iran.
China Allows Global Funds to Trade Government Bond Futures
China is allowing foreign investors to participate in government bond futures trading starting Friday, in a landmark step toward opening up its debt market to …
Polish PM questions whether US is ‘loyal’ to Europe’s defence
Donald Tusk says EU should bolster its own Article 42.7 mutual defence clause
Marte Mei van Haaster – the supermodel pioneering sustainable design
Meet the Dutch 33-year-old making phytoremediation more fashionable
Lack of political direction from No 10 has created a vacuum
A growing number of Labour MPs are starting to offer their own visions
Inside designer Bill Bensley’s fantastical Chiang Mai home
In northern Thailand, the creative and his horticulturist husband have let their aesthetic run wild
British retail sales rose 0.7% in March as motorists stocked up on …
Better than expected figure underlines impact of Middle East conflict
China Puts Export Curbs on First EU Firms Over Taiwan Arms Sales
China added seven European entities to its export control list over their involvement in arms sales to Taiwan, marking the first time Beijing has deployed …
China Hit Brakes on Fiscal Stimulus as Economy Holds Up Amid War
China pulled back on fiscal spending in March as the economy rebounded at the start of the year despite disruptions caused by the war in …
The Dark Side of Pokémon’s Multibillion-Dollar Card Boom
Pokémon cards are now worth serious money. Rare cards can sell for millions and the global trading cards market is projected to hit $23.5 billion …
Nomura's Wang on Asia Market Outlook
Julia Wang, North Asia CIO of Nomura International Wealth Management, says she "sees risk of high oil price for longer" and discusses her investment strategies …
Hyundai Motor Triples Down on China Market
Despite ongoing headwinds from supply‑chain disruptions, Hyundai Motor CEO José Muñoz expects China to account for 9% of the company’s global sales by 2030. He …
World’s Biggest Lithium Mine Cuts Full-Year Output Guidance
Shares in Australian miner IGO Ltd. tumbled as much as 14% after the company delivered a major downgrade to production guidance for Greenbushes, the world’s …
Weak monsoon to deliver double economic blow for India
Also in this newsletter: New Delhi and Seoul draw close
Trump suggests US could buy Spirit amid bailout talks
Bankrupt low-cost airline has been in talks with the federal government for a ‘financing package’
US soldier charged with making prediction-market bets on Maduro’s seizure
Army member was involved in planning Venezuela operation and allegedly made $400,000 on trades about mission
Gold Gains on Iran Talks Optimism With Fed Outlook in Focus
Gold advanced on optimism that the US and Iran are moving toward talks after days of deadlock, with traders also asessing the Federal Reserve’s interest …
Stocks Climb, Oil Falls on US-Iran Talk Reports: Markets Wrap
Hopes that the US and Iran will be back to the negotiating table drove stocks toward all-time highs, with the market also gaining after a …
Middle East crisis day 55 as it happened: Donald Trump says Israel …
President says American navy will ‘shoot and kill’ any boat laying mines in Strait of Hormuz
Australia’s IFM Targets Europe Defense Investment as NATO Rearms
Australian infrastructure investor IFM Investors Pty is eyeing defense opportunities in Europe as it seeks to tap the region’s historic shift to military expansion.
RBC Hires Industrials Bankers Gandhi, Choi in Advisory Push
Royal Bank of Canada has hired industrials bankers Kinjal Gandhi and Alex Choi as Canada’s biggest bank continues building out its investment banking franchise.
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