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A JPMorgan Chase & Co. unit facing allegations of non-compliance from India’s market regulator is likely to contend that the issue was technical in nature rather than manipulative, people familiar with the matter said.

Orange receives EU approval for Nexera acquisition with APG

This Nvidia earnings fact will frustrate you

XPeng misses top-line and bottom-line estimates; gives Q3 outlook

DBS and IBF sign MoU on AI skills, job redesign and talent pipeline

PDD Holdings Non-GAAP EPADS of $2.85 beats by $0.12, revenue of $16.6B misses by $340M

UK briefs energy chiefs after Iran-linked cyber attack reports Reuters

Leadership changes at Saudi Arabia’s capital markets regulator have revived investor and banker hopes for further liberalization, including a much-awaited easing of foreign-ownership limits that could attract billions to the kingdom’s equity markets.

Yields on 30-year US bonds broke 5% last week, a level not seen since before the Great Financial Crisis. The Treasury Department bought bonds in an attempt to lower yields. It worked — for a day, then bond yields went back up. Meanwhile, in a not-exactly-unrelated development, the US national debt j

Goldman Sachs, says Europe is a trade that’s “worked better than people think this year,” as she sees positive returns going forward for European equities due to earnings growth. She speaks on “Bloomberg Brief.” (Source: Bloomberg)