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  • S&P 500 Rises as Commodities Fall, Treasuries Fluctuate

    Updated 43 minutes ago

    U.S. stocks rose, extending a monthly rally, as reports spurred speculation the Federal Reserve will be in no rush to scale back stimulus. Japanese stock futures rebounded after shares plunged in the regular session, while commodities slid and Treasuries were little changed.

  • Copper Users Squeezed as Glut Clogs Warehouse Lines: Commodities

    Updated 59 minutes ago

    At a time when copper stockpiles are rising to the highest in a decade, manufacturers are paying the biggest premiums for the metal in as much as seven years as financing deals lock up supply and extend lines at warehouses.

  • Australian Rugby Banks on Lions Tour Windfall to Reverse Losses

    Updated 7 minutes ago

    Australian rugby officials will be rolling out the welcome mat for the British and Irish Lions and their 40,000 fans next week as they bank on the team’s first visit since 2001 to reverse two years of losses.

  • Sony Said to Work With Morgan Stanley, Citigroup on Loeb Plan

    Updated 22 minutes ago

    Sony Corp. is working with Morgan Stanley and Citigroup Inc. as it considers adopting billionaire Daniel Loeb’s proposal for a sale of its entertainment unit, said people familiar with the matter.

  • Emerging-Market Stocks Head for Biggest Monthly Loss in a Year

    Updated 6 minutes ago

    Emerging-market stocks fell, dragging the benchmark index to its biggest monthly loss in a year. Philippine equities tumbled the most in 20 months and South Africa’s rand traded weaker than 10 per dollar for the first time since March 2009.

  • Asian Stocks Plunge as Japan’s Topix, Nikkei 225 Tumble

    Updated 2 hours, 38 minutes ago

    Asian stocks retreated, with Japan’s Topix index and Nikkei 225 Stock Average entering so-called corrections, as commodities fell and the yen strengthened, damping the earnings outlook for Japanese exporters

  • Stroock, Paul Hastings, Simpson Thacher: Business of Law

    Updated 3 hours, 5 minutes ago

    Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP opened a Washington office with two new partners, national security lawyer Christopher Griner and Robert E. Plaze, former deputy director of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s division of investment management.

  • Doha Bank Plans Hong Kong Office as Qatar Banks Expand

    Doha Bank QSC, Qatar’s fourth-largest lender, plans to open an office in Hong Kong and is seeking to acquire licenses in India and Saudi Arabia as the Persian Gulf country’s lenders broaden their reach.

  • Record Diamond, Qianlong Vases Lift $418 Million Auction

    Updated 36 minutes ago

    The biggest briolette-style diamond ever sold at auction, Qianlong period vases and a painting by the modern Chinese artist Zhang Daqian helped lift Christie’s International’s Hong Kong spring sales.

  • DBS Bank Deal Seen Derailed as Indonesia Bars Control: Real M&A

    Updated 49 minutes ago

    Investors are betting that Indonesia will drive DBS Group Holdings Ltd. to abandon Southeast Asia’s largest bank takeover.

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