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  • Pakistan seeks $4bn-$5bn Saudi loan

    Sharif looks to to avert a balance of payments crisis and boost electricity supplies while Pakistan agrees a new programme with the IMF - May 24, 10:04am

  • China clears Dreamliner for flights

    US manufacturer has targeted Chinese airlines for sales of the new wide-body jet and forecasts 5,260 new aircraft to be bought in next two decades - May 24, 06:13am

  • Pearson to reorganise business divisions

    Global education group announces management shake-up to position itself for growth in emerging markets and digital services - May 23, 10:40pm

  • Wall Street shrugs off Nikkei slide

    Bullish US equity investors brush aside steep losses for Japanese shares and concerns about the outlook for the Chinese economy - May 23, 09:16pm

  • Investors seem to ignore the real world

    Hopes that the world economy would rebound thanks to the use of monetary drugs, recovery in the US and strength in China look hallucinatory - May 23, 07:39pm

  • Obama and the one-sided drone war

    Since they began in November 2002 in Yemen, Pakistan, and Somalia, the US has conducted approximately 425 non-battlefield targeted killings - May 23, 07:34pm

  • SABMiller: EM boost

    Emerging markets drive most of the 14% growth in the group’s operating profit in the year to the end of March, annual results show - May 23, 05:48pm

  • Chinese solar industry seeks tariff deals

    Panel makers seek settlements with the EU and US to avoid steep charges that they claim penalise operations as they struggle with losses - May 23, 04:42pm

  • Glass half empty at Heineken

    Has the brewer been slow in lessening its dependence on stale old western Europe, and in seizing opportunities presented by effervescent new markets? - May 23, 02:05pm

  • ITG launches dark pool in Singapore

    Sign of growing interest in the off-exchange facilities, which has sometimes been controversial as they have sucked trading away from exchanges - May 23, 11:22am

  • China data add urgency to stimulus calls

    Factory activity shrank for the first time in seven months, raising concerns of sluggish growth and adding to pressure on Beijing to act - May 23, 10:01am

  • Fears grow over EM sovereign bond bubble

    Even investment bankers orchestrating these bond sales are becoming concerned the market is overly frothy as cash-rich fund managers seek out yield - May 23, 09:18am

  • Asian debt: Beware of bubbles

    Southeast Asia’s booming bond market has sparked fears of a bubble but the region is in more robust shape to withstand shocks than in the late 1990s - May 22, 06:57pm

  • Dollar rally saps Asian currency strength

    Traditional view of Asia’s currencies as play on risk gives way to a more nuanced approach as rates are cut and tapering of Federal Reserve asset-buying looms - May 22, 06:35pm

  • Hard to build an ‘anyone but China’ club

    No one will say it, but the unstated aim of the TPP is to create a ‘high level’ trade agreement excluding the world’s second-largest economy - May 22, 06:24pm

  • Labour unrest threatens UAE construction

    As the country embarks on a renewed development drive, the Arabtec strike is reminder of pitfalls last seen during the boom years - May 22, 06:11pm

  • SocGen to fire chief of Russian lender

    French bank hires Deloitte to investigate after Vladimir Golubkov, head of its subsidiary Rosbank, was placed under house arrest on bribery charges - May 22, 06:09pm

  • N Korean envoy visits China amid tensions

    A senior aide to Kim Jong-eun has arrived in Beijing at a time when Pyongyang’s nuclear activities and belligerent rhetoric have stirred concerns - May 22, 04:57pm

  • Ai Weiwei mocks state in music video

    Ai Weiwei, the Chinese artist, has dedicated to dissidents everywhere a heavy-metal video he has made that satirises the power of state authorities - May 22, 04:45pm

  • Bangladesh and the clothes on our backs

    In the month that has passed since the collapse in Dhaka, resolve to prevent a repetition has all but evaporated, writes Michael Skapinker - May 22, 03:08pm

  • Seoul warned over trade agreements

    Foreign groups blame South Korea’s tough regulations on offshore data transfers for hindering their efficiency and profitability - May 22, 02:29pm

  • Chinese broker Galaxy enjoys strong debut

    Shares in the $1.1bn initial public offering rose as much as 11 per cent when trading began in Hong Kong on Wednesday before falling back later - May 22, 12:34pm

  • Sluggish economy demands reform

    Recession remains at bay though the eurozone crisis is taking its toll, says Jan Cienski - May 22, 06:55am

  • Brazil: Rising demand for mobiles adds to strain on networks

    Smartphone use may present challenge for machine-to-machine market, writes Samantha Pearson - May 22, 12:21am

  • Rafsanjani banned from presidential poll

    Guardian Council, which vets potential presidential candidates for loyalty to Supreme Leader, also bans an ally of president from participating - May 21, 08:02pm

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