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- How AI tools are reshaping stock trading, investment research in China
When Ryan Lei has an investment idea, he no longer has to spend days writing code and trawling through historical data to corroborate it. The 27-year-old quantitative trader in Hong Kong now delega…
- Taobao’s ‘ugly’ goods find a growing market among China’s young consumers
Products widely considered “ugly” or “bizarre” have gone viral online in China as millions of young consumers embrace the items’ quirky humour and distinctive character. Cumulative sales …
- Private equity’s Fang Fenglei on investing in China, capital market reforms
Over the past three decades, investor Fang Fenglei has had a major role in shaping China’s capital markets. He worked with Morgan Stanley in the early 1990s to help create the country’s first j…
- ‘Key pillar’: the 5-year powerhouse plan for China’s car industry
China is set to secure its place among the global automotive powerhouses by 2030 through further efforts to boost domestic sales and foster technological innovation, while a capacity alert mechanis…
- Beijing freezes plant approvals for energy-storage batteries amid overcapacity fears
Beijing has put a freeze on new approvals of production facilities for energy-storage batteries amid worries about excess supply and vicious price competition, according to industry officials. Comp…
- China’s young investors embrace risk. Why are their portfolios so safe?
Young Chinese investors may be just as willing to take risks as their global peers, but their portfolios remain more conservative against a backdrop of years of relative underperformance in China…
- Ant to let AI agents shop via 10 digital wallets, from AlipayHK to Starryblu to KakaoPay
Ant International, the overseas affiliate of Chinese fintech giant Ant Group, is making a major bid to power the next phase of mobile payments: letting autonomous artificial intelligence agents han…
- Mainland Chinese investors to drive Hong Kong wealth boom despite new tax rules: report
Hong Kong banks expect the contribution of mainland Chinese investors to the city’s wealth management business to continue to grow through 2030, presenting opportunities despite Beijing’s tight…
- Hang Seng rolls out five wealth management strategies
[The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] Hong Kong’s wealth landscape has evolved well beyond single-product investing, with more families now taking an integra…
- US Treasury yield hits 19-year high, Japanese yen strengthens: the numbers moving markets
China’s buoyant stock market lifted brokers’ earnings in the first half, while Hong Kong saw continued growth in retirement assets. Beyond China, a strengthening yen and Washington’s Treasury…
- I saw the movie that Warner tried to delete: 'Coyote vs. Acme'
"Coyote vs. Acme's" story parallels one of how the movie fought through Warner Bros. and tax incentives and got to movie theaters nationwide.
- More than 2 million sour candy bottles recalled over potentially deadly choking hazard
Ricky Joy Sour Crush rolling liquid candy bottles face a recall over a choking hazard as federal regulators warned the rolling ball can detach.
- Hunter Biden lashes out after $LAPTOP meme coin collapse
Former first son Hunter Biden erupted online after his $LAPTOP meme coin collapsed, blaming a "f--- up" that left four out of five investors with losses.
- JP Morgan names Nelle Miller and William Sinclair co-CEOs of its US Private Bank
Nelle Miller and William Sinclair take the helm of J.P. Morgan's U.S. Private Bank, overseeing $2.4 trillion in client assets across 57 offices.
- Broccoli sprouts linked to salmonella outbreak recalled after 22 are sickened
Evergreen Fresh Sprouts LLC recalled 215 cases of broccoli sprouts linked to a multistate salmonella outbreak with 22 confirmed cases so far.
- Ford to invest $1B in Kentucky truck plant
Ford CEO Jim Farley announced a $1 billion investment in a new paint shop at the Kentucky Truck Plant, where vehicles roll off the line every 45 seconds.
- Billionaire warns 'evil empire' wants to 'cripple Trump,' calls out America's northern neighbor
John Catsimatidis says Russia, China, Iran and North Korea will do "anything" to cripple Trump ahead of the November election amid tensions.
- Large medical uniform retailer closing all brick-and-mortar stores nationwide
Healthcare uniform apparel retailer Scrubs & Beyond has announced that all retail stores are closing. The company operates more than 100 locations.
- Former Fed Chair Jerome Powell sells Maryland waterfront estate for $7.2M: report
The former Federal Reserve chair reportedly sold his Gibson Island waterfront mansion in an off-market deal less than three months after leaving the central bank.
- LIZ CLAMAN: I covered 9/11 live. Twenty-five years later, I still remember every moment
Liz Claman reflects on the chaos, heartbreak and lasting memories of reporting the Sept. 11 attacks, and the colleagues and friends lost that day.
- ‘Something Has Gone Completely Wrong’ Pt. 2
Part two of Charlie’s exploration of privacy and security in the AI era. This time, OpenAI is in the crosshairs.
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Rising Yields and Roaring Commodities Rattle MarketsIn this week’s The Closing Bell, Murray examines how the Iran war, rising Japanese interest rates and the threat of a powerful El Niño could be feeding a perfect storm for markets.
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Forget Critical Minerals: A STEEL Boom is Underway in IndiaToday, James Cooper unpacks India’s growth strategy: Boosting steel production by 50%, in just five years. Read on to learn how you can participate as India tries to secure its supply chain of…
Twenty Inches of TopsoilMost elected governments spend too much, borrow too much, and then ‘print’ too much money. The result is inflation and insolvency, often garnished by war.
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‘Something has Gone Completely Wrong’ Pt.1In this two-part article, Charlie explores the implications of privacy and security in the AI era and a central company controlling that future.
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An Australian’s outlook – 37 years ago vs todayThere is much contrast in the Australia that I grew up in and what my son will live in. In today’s article, I explore the major changes, how we got here and reveal what you can do to help make…
Battleships and CamshaftsIt is only by trade, interaction, and competition that a nation is able to keep up with its rivals...and improve its own citizens’ standards of living.
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Surprise! This is inevitableMy father bought Tesla at $16 a share. He also taught me that the future arrives before anyone believes it. A billion humanoid robots is next.
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Dirty, Vile, Wicked Coal: Offers the Perfect Countercyclical InvestmentFormer geologist, James Cooper, shines a light on the world’s most hated commodity
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Shrinking of the Bubble EmpireThe UN just voted to make Africa bigger.
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- ‘It is important to allow markets togive their natural signal’
Ananth Narayan decodes the blind side of F&O excesses, market interventions and more
- What should investors do about Asian Paints?
Asian Paints’ valuation adequately balances margin levers and competitive pressures
- Acutaas Chemicals: Charged up but at a premium
CDMO operations have started and will be supported by battery and semiconductor operations
- Crack spread – what is it? What does it say about oil market?
Crude may be the headline but crack spreads flash an early warning on fuel inflation
- HDFC Bank’s board shortlists 'two candidates' for top position
This decision comes after Jagdishan announced he would not seek a third term amid ongoing controversies surrounding the bank’s leadership.
- SEBI weighs two options for derivatives settlement, closing auction timings
Regulator proposes blending VWAP and closing auction prices, or retaining the old method for at least a year
- Bank of Baroda launches next-generation mobile banking app powered by AI
bob World 2.0 has four key capabilities – voice-enabled payments and navigation, Personal Financial Management (PFM) module; hyper-personalisation and persona-based customer experience
- BRICS countries emphasis on maintaining undisrupted energy flows, protecting critical infra
The BRICS nations unanimously adopted the New Delhi Declaration, which recognises that energy security is a crucial foundation for social and economic development, national security and the welfare…
- Tata Sons faces pressure to list after RBI rejects its de-registration as CIC
The RBI’s decision, announced recently, means that Tata Sons will remain classified as a NBFC in the Upper Layer, which mandates a listing within three years.
- China’s Xi urges BRICS to play peacemaker role in Middle East conflict
China offers to work with bloc for regional peace; to host BRICS summit next year
- Winter Fuel Payment update as HMRC confirms £300 to be clawed back from pensioners
Thousands of pensioners could see hundreds of pounds taken back through their tax bills under changes to the Winter Fuel Payment.
Those with an individual income above £35,000 will …
- Mortgage warning as popular way to cut monthly payments could cost Britons £177,000
Mortgage borrowers could face a six-figure price for making their home loan more affordable today.
Stretching repayments over several extra years could leave some borrowers potential…
- Energy bills 'could fall by £250' as 123 UK organisations urge John Healey to scrap 'hidden taxes'
Households could see hundreds of pounds knocked off their energy bills under a major push to change how electricity costs are funded.
A coalition of 123 organisations is urging the G…
- Wetherspoon to launch 30 new beers next month - with pints from just £2.40
Pubgoers are being offered the chance to try dozens of new beers at bargain prices this autumn.
Wetherspoon is preparing to shake up its drinks selection, with pints expected to cost…
- Andy Burnham eyes major manifesto climbdown amid growing youth jobs crisis
Andy Burnham is considering a major rethink of one of Labour's flagship minimum wage promises.
The move comes amid growing concern that rising wages for younger workers could be maki…
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- Yorkshire nursery group acquires four Lincolnshire sites
South Yorkshire's Granby Nurseries has boosted its portfolio from nine to 13 nurseries
- Fall in the number of new start-up firms in Wales
R3 has published its latest quarterly business health report for Wals
- Redkite Solicitors expands with latest acquisition
The Cardiff headquartered firm has acquired CLA Trust & Legacy Planning
- First co-living scheme in Wales in major refinancing deal
Urban Centric has a new £24.25m funding facility with Handelsbanken
- What Cardiff can learn from Manchester on innovation
The city’s innovation assets are geographically fragmented, institutionally divided, and too often marketed independently.
- Petards reports return to operating profits as orders for rail and defence tech increase
Bosses expect full year results to be significantly better than 2025
- UK economy unexpectedly grew by 0.4% in July
The ONS said the services sector drove growth in July, with output increasing by 4%
- 'Faster, more reliable journeys': New trains for North backed by £1bn investment
The 29 new trains are expected to cut journey times by up to 10 minutes between Manchester and Leeds and up to 14 minutes between Manchester and York
- UK tourist tax could do 'more harm than good', hotel bosses warn
Leaders in the West Country are set to gain new powers to charge a levy on overnight stays
- How 'Rocketbooster' partnership could change Oldham forever
Mayoral Development Corporation aims to power town centre growth
- Sustainability begins with learning to repair
Singapore’s circular economy cannot be sustained by recycling alone when consumption keeps rising
- DBS wants to be ‘Asian bank for Asians’ rather than global bank: CEO Tan Su Shan
The company has ‘come a long way’ in growing its wealth-management business, she adds
- ‘The answers are all uncertain’: True Singapore ex-employees in limbo over salaries, CPF contributions for September
Ex-staff say no company representatives attended meetings with the liquidator
- DBS chief Tan Su Shan rules out entering politics, calls for diverse talent to boost policy debate
She was previously part of PAP before resigning to serve as an NMP from 2012 to 2014
- ‘Structural evolution’: Hong Kong draws back talent as IPO boom fuels financial hub’s revival
More than 400 companies either set up local entities or expanded their presence in the city in the first six months of...
- Ng family’s Far East group sells Watten Estate property for S$84.2 million to Aurum Land
A landed project is understood to be planned for the site
- OCBC tops Forbes ‘World’s Top Performing Banks’ list, DBS in second
The two Singapore banks take the top two spots among global banks in the inaugural version of the list
- Developers rush to build homes on Vietnam’s breathtaking coast, testing a new urban model
These large-scale, seafront projects are eyeing long-term residents rather than tourists
- ‘To do something hard but meaningful:’ Endowus’ Samuel Rhee on the drive for better financial outcomes for customers
With its wealth platform that provides many with institutional-level services, the wealth manager is doing things differently
- Blackstone’s AirTrunk seeks S$2 billion loan for Singapore IPO
The proposed offering will be a key test for data centre financing in Asia