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After more than two decades in China – including years spent teaching finance at Peking University and Tsinghua University – Michael Pettis has become an oft-cited voice on the challenges faced by

The mood music on Wall Street is downbeat, as America’s government throttles trade and hints at recession. Consumers seem poised to trim spending. Yet one corner of the entertainment industry is partying

For months the conventional political wisdom has been that a federal budget must be avoided — because Anthony Albanese’s government would have to hand down a deficit and that would serve as

Gray Gathergood-Dains BBC News Getty Images The Welsh government is holding an international investment summit in Newport in December Wales’ image has become “blurred”, making it harder to attract foreign investment, according

Tariffs imposed on the EU by the US could cost Ireland up to 80,000 jobs, says Finance Minister TheJournal.ie Jobs and tax cuts at risk if tariffs go ahead – Donohoe RTÉ News US-EU

This week, it was reported that Norway’s sovereign wealth fund has bought a quarter of London’s Covent Garden real estate for £570 million. The news comes just two months after Norges purchased

“One of the things that really resonated with investors… was that Cardiff as a events city is second only to London but, also, the Welsh brand which made us unique among the

(Bloomberg) — US market turmoil triggered by tariffs and a slowing economic outlook is boosting the appeal of Chinese corporate debt that less than six months ago was considered uninvestable by some