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Poland’s Power Feud Rattles Investors
Prime Minister Donald Tusk is looking to assert his authority a year before elections.
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Singapore Air Plans More Room for Premium Seats, Including Sofas
Singapore Airlines Ltd. plans to spend more than S$2 billion ($1.6 billion) renovating its long-haul aircraft, including putting in sofas in first class, as the company bets flyers will continue to splurge on air travel despite high ticket…
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Can Japan’s Stock Market Revival Survive the Fear of AI Bubble?
Also, there’s a new way for foreign visitors to get their tax refunds.
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Decline in Markets as Asia Hit By Major Tech Selloff
Key Asian markets were hit with a major tech selloff following an overnight drop in US technology shares. Bloomberg's reporters as well as veteran tech investor Dan Niles take stock of some of the key moments. (Source: Bloomberg)
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ECB Deadline Will Show If Lagarde Succession Is a Two-Horse Race
The race to succeed European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde is set to enter a new phase on Friday with a deadline revealing the field of candidates.
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How China Uses Its ‘National Team’ to Influence the Stock Market
China’s stock market has long been more volatile than Beijing would like. It’s a problem that has taken on greater urgency as the government tries to shift growth away from property and debt and toward technology and innovation. Equities…
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AI Selloff Drives Asian Stock Markets to Fresh Grim Milestones
Asian markets are notching fresh grim milestones as the artificial intelligence selloff deepened following the Democrats’ decisive midterm election win.
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Indian Stocks Gain Haven Appeal as Investors Flee AI Trade
Indian stocks were a lone bright spot in Asia on Friday as the rest of the region slumped on renewed concerns over artificial intelligence.
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Malaysia’s Najib Set for House Arrest After UMNO Pays Fine
Malaysia’s former Prime Minister Najib Razak is heading home after more than four years in prison for his role in the country’s biggest corruption scandal, after the political party he once led paid a 50 million ringgit ($12.3 million)…
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US Allies Need a Plan For a Lame-Duck Trump
Conventional wisdom has it that after President Donald Trump suffered a stinging rebuke from American voters this week, losing both houses of Congress, he’s now all the more likely to lash out via foreign policy — the one area where his…
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Electric Vehicles Are Just the Tip of the UK’s Coming China Shock
The UK’s decision-making on China is characterized by “reactivity, inconsistency and opacity,” a parliamentary committee declared this week. That’s an assessment that’s been true for years, but is becoming more alarming as the world’s…
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UK Fishing Costs Surge With £12,000 Diesel Fuel Bills
Britain’s fishing industry is struggling to square the math of rising diesel prices.
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‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ Makes the US Military a Villain
Nov. 3 was an important date for me. Yes, it was the US midterm elections, but it was also the 72nd birthday of Godzilla. I celebrated with tickets to an IMAX screening of Godzilla Minus Zero in Leicester Square here in London, a long way…
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Modi’s Clean Ganga Project Fails to Tame Toxic Pollution in Holy India River
For the full experience visit: Modi’s $4.5 Billion Ganges Cleanup Is Struggling to Tame Pollution
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Trump, Congress Set to Clash Over Economic Costs of Tariffs
Hakeem Jeffries, the leader of House Democrats, promises to “stop the stupid Trump tariffs jacking up prices on Americans.” Ron Wyden, incoming Senate Finance Committee chairman, says he’ll reassert congressional authority over trade…
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Max Richer on AI, Artist Pay and the Future of Music
Max Richter is one of the most successful classical composers alive. His catalog has had more than 4 billion streams and his works range from an eight-hour album based on the science of sleep to the Oscar-nominated score for the film…
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China’s Cool Response to Blue Tsunami Masks Its Reasons to Worry
China brushed off the beating Trump’s party took. It still has plenty of reasons for concern.
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Fonterra CEO Sees Growing Demand for New Dairy Products in China
Fonterra Cooperative Group, the world’s biggest dairy exporter, expects China will be a significant growth market as demand emerges for new products like advanced proteins, according to Chief Executive Officer Richard Allen.
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Korea’s $1.7 Trillion Rout Burns Day Traders, Challenges Lee
South Korea’s government turned the world’s hottest stock market into a political trophy. Now, a reversal that’s wiped out more than a trillion dollars in value is stirring a retail investor backlash and testing public faith in its leaders.
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Stock Market Selloff: What Correction, Crash and Other Trading Terms Mean
With the Iran war roiling oil markets, concerns about AI spending rattling technology stocks and uncertainty over the global economic lookout, there’s no shortage of turbulence in global markets.
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Nasdaq Suffers Worst Rout Since March 2020
The stock-market rout on Thursday pulled down companies at the heart of the AI boom due to the prospect of a political shift that will tap the brakes on the industry’s growth. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Modi’s Battle to Clean the Ganges
The Ganges river has been plagued by pollution for years. For more than a decade, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government has invested billions of dollars to clean it up. But has it been enough? (Source: Bloomberg)
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China to Cut Diesel Exports on Tight Stocks, Energy Aspects Says
China’s state-run refiners are expected to reduce diesel exports this month because of tight inventories, although they could relax those curbs should domestic demand soften, according to Energy Aspects.
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Tech Rout Grips Asia, NYT: Rubio Plans to Stay, More
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