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Fahnbulleh was head of a think-tank when it pushed for a total end to new drilling in the North Sea basin

SK Hynix dismisses Intel Ohio Fab acquisition report; Intel reassures Ohio campus commitment

US exchange operators begin quarterly earnings season this week. Strong trading activity is expected to offset regulatory concerns and competition. New cryptocurrency derivatives pose a challenge to established market players. Analysts anticipate management discussions on evolving market dynamics an

Indonesia's free meal scheme hit by further turmoil as program boss quits

America’s Car-Mart Inc. thrived during a ’90s slump, the 2008 financial crisis and the upheaval of Covid-19 by doing one thing well: selling and financing older, high-mileage used cars for cash-strapped, deeply-subprime buyers.

Chip stocks extended a global rally as investors renewed bets that the artificial intelligence trade has further room to run. Oil climbed on pessimism over US-Iran peace talks.

Thailand’s bonds have beaten their emerging Asian peers over the past month and analysts predict they will extend gains on favorable supply dynamics and slower inflation.

South Korean stocks jumped, as the unwinding of leveraged bets that helped drive the benchmark nearly 30% below its peak appeared to be nearing its end.

South Korea’s risk-loving retail investors are flocking to a leveraged instrument that has inflicted severe losses in the past, adding to concerns about abrupt unwinding of wagers as the stock market gyrates.

The Philippine peso dropped to match the record low as higher oil prices put pressure on the currency.