China Slips Back Into Deflation as Recovery Remains Fragile
China slid back into deflation in October, highlighting the country’s struggle with shoring up growth through domestic demand.
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Citadel’s Griffin Says World Peace Dividend at ‘End of the Road’
Citadel founder Ken Griffin said the world is facing structural changes, challenged by geopolitical risks and restructuring of
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Morgan Stanley’s Wealth Management Arm Draws Fed Scrutiny
The Federal Reserve is scrutinizing whether Morgan Stanley’s wealth management business is taking adequate measures to prevent potential
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Ping An Loses $3.1 Billion in Value on Country Garden Buy Report
A report that Chinese authorities asked Ping An Insurance Group Co. to rescue Country Garden Holdings Co. sent
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Hollywood Studios, Actors Tentatively Agree to New Contract
Hollywood studios and the union representing some 160,000 actors have reached a tentative agreement to end a strike
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Disney Tops Profit Estimates, Seeks Extra $2 Billion in Cost Savings
Walt Disney Co., embroiled in another fight with activist investor Nelson Peltz, posted fourth-quarter profit that beat analysts’
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Sequoia China Rebranding Is High-Stakes Leadership Test
The venture capital giant formerly known as Sequoia China is slated to host a major gathering of investors
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Channel deaths: Government orders inquiry into mass drowning
A pregnant woman and three children were among at least 27 people who died when a boat sank in 2021.
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Insurers Are Still Backing Oil and Gas Industry Despite Rising Climate Threat
Insurers are continuing to provide cover for increased oil and gas production even as they face large losses
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More Than Half of Consumers Say They’ll Trim Holiday Spending
Nearly three quarters of consumers are delaying holiday purchases for discount shopping events such as Black Friday or
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Picasso Sells for $139 Million, Artist’s Second Highest in History
A 1932 painting by Pablo Picasso, Femme à la montre, sold for $139.3 million on Wednesday night at
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National Australia Bank CEO Says End of Rate-Hike Cycle Is Lifting Confidence
National Australia Bank Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Ross McEwan said the expectation that the rate-hike cycle is nearly
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