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Monarch’s property portfolio to invest £1.5bn in innovation and technology sector to help UK hold on to start-ups
Deputy prime minister Oliver Dowden flew out to Gulf state as Britain seeks fresh investment 
Consensus about how to define the concept remains elusive among ecologists
Divergent economic positions mean assessment of policy risks needs to be radically different
Serum Institute chief Adar Poonawalla says rule changes could make foreign investors �stay away’
Chipmaker’s first-quarter results seen as crucial to direction of wider markets
Karim Khan’s bid for arrest warrants is pivotal moment for international court
Role in approving accounts has led to infighting at Big Four firm as clients reconsider relationship
Executives at European lenders have long called for consolidation to compete with US and Asia rivals
Ukrainian national security chief Oleksandr Lytvynenko raises pressure on Washington to lift restrictions on use of its arms
Beijing unlocks funding to buy up unsold housing but much more is needed to right stricken sector, analysts say
The rebound in Chinese stocks is set to extend as the gains spread to segments that have trailed the market recovery.
Aware Super plans to hire up to 15 more people in its London office as Australia’s third-largest pension fund pushes deeper into private-market investments.
When Archegos Capital Management reached out about looming margin calls in March 2021, Credit Suisse took a “very soft tone,” while Morgan Stanley was “much harsher, angry.”
A surge in Chinese companies expanding into the Middle East has spurred Deutsche Bank AG to adjust its regional structure and bring the Mideast corporate banking operations closer to Asia.
Private credit lenders and banks are competing to provide debt financing for a potential buyout of education software provider PowerSchool Holdings Inc., according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Namoi Cotton Ltd. is urging its shareholders to reject a takeover bid from Louis Dreyfus Co., saying the agricultural trader’s latest offer for the cotton producer isn’t fair and reasonable.
India’s central bank is expected to pay up to one trillion rupees ($12 billion) as dividend to the federal government, economists said, a move that would boost New Delhi’s coffers and help meet its budget deficit target.
Broader trilateral pact including Israel depends on �credible path’ to Palestinian statehood
As campaign urges households to stock up on tinned food and batteries, retailers warn against panic buying 
Fashion Fair CEO, Desiree Rogers speaks with Romaine Bostick and Scarlet Fu about reimagining the Fashion Fair brand and recruit more black women and expand the business. (Source: Bloomberg)
Brazilian investment firm XP Inc. expects its retail revenue and net new money to keep growing, but “at less aggressive” levels than expected, Chief Financial Officer Bruno Constantino said on Tuesday.
Several cabinet ministers had criticised plan to cut legal migration by targeting foreign students
New Zealand’s government debt is looking more appealing than its Australian counterpart as the nation’s central bank may start cutting rates soon, according to a top-performing fund manager.
Andrew Bailey also says the next move in interest rates by the central bank will be a cut 
Move to censure International Criminal Court a sign of US anger over request for arrest warrants for Israeli ministers
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde indicated that an interest-rate cut is probable next month with the rapid gain in consumer-price growth now largely contained.