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Deal is rare example of broker bearing largest share of a settlement rather than insurers who wrote policies
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North America boss Eric Kutcher is the candidate to beat in the consultancy’s byzantine election
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America remains a very unequal place, but on many metrics inequality is not increasing
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Citroën is reviving its postwar-era 2CV as manufacturers turn to electric versions of classic cars
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Fears of consumer backlash pushed aside as producers respond to surge in fishmeal prices
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Investors demand big discounts against regional peers to reflect troubled public finances and looming presidential election
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Around the globe coastal cuisines have more in common than we think. The reason may lie in an iron pot, an open boat and centuries of hungry sailors
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Investors are keen to see how world’s largest crude companies plan to deploy extra cash generated by soaring energy prices
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Lenders plan to take security over receivables from future player sales in novel ‘squad-value financing’ deals
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Iron ore futures in Singapore slipped to a two-year low under $90 a ton, extending a retreat fueled by soft demand in China and too much global supply.
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Anthropic PBC’s third-quarter results may strengthen the case for its expected initial public offering, though they are unlikely to dispel doubts over the global AI trade, according to some investors and analysts.
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Indonesia removed the CEO of state-owned electricity giant Perusahaan Listrik Negara after a 16-hour blackout in the data center and tourism hub of Batam.
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India’s fight to stabilize the rupee is starting to exact a price in the bond market, as traders ramp up bets on faster interest-rate hikes.
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The Taiwan dollar and South Korean won led losses among Asian currencies in early trading as an overnight slump in Wall Street semiconductor shares spilled into regional markets, dampening demand for artificial intelligence supply-chain plays.
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Chinese lithium futures extended a deep selloff this week on growing concerns about the demand outlook for the battery metal.
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North Korea has opened two major bridges connecting it to key trading partners in the last month, with the latest — a bridge link to China — inaugurated Thursday after a more than decade-long delay.
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The 10-year bond yield climbed to a more than three-year high of 7.41% on Wednesday.
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The Philippine peso breached the key psychological level of 63 per dollar for the first time, intensifying pressure on the central bank to defend the currency.
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In an interview with Bloomberg Television, IMF Asia-Pacific Director Krishna Srinivasan raised concerns that overlapping market risks could spill over into Asian economies. (Source: Bloomberg)