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(Bloomberg) -- There’s a big mess in MuniLand, and the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board wants to clean it up.

In honor of the new year, buy yourself some new tech.

(Bloomberg) -- China’s tech stocks fell once again Wednesday following a weak session for their U.S. peers and as firms backed by Tencent Holdings Ltd. came under pressure after the firm pared investment in the sector for a second time in two weeks.

(Bloomberg) -- Philippine inflation was the slowest in a year last month, giving the central bank an opportunity to support growth with record-low interest rates and withstand pressure from a tightening global monetary policy environment. Consumer prices rose 3.

(Bloomberg) -- Ray Dalio renewed his warning about holding cash and bonds on Tuesday amid the ongoing, pandemic-fueled increase in debt creation and monetization in the U.S.

(Bloomberg) -- The wrecking ball headed for 39 apartment blocks on a tropical island at the southern tip of China poses the latest threat for China Evergrande Group as local governments race to reclaim land ahead of a looming restructuring of the embattled developer.

An Indian court has ordered a halt on Amazon.com Inc.’s arbitration case against Future Retail Ltd. in Singapore, a day after it had refused to interfere with the process.

(Bloomberg) -- It’s official. For the first time since the unveiling of the Paris climate agreement in 2015, banks earned more fees arranging green-related bond sales and loans than they did helping fossil-fuel companies raise money in the debt markets.

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- Bond traders are turning into armchair virologists again. By just about every measure, the $22.3 trillion U.S. Treasury market has started off 2022 with a huge sell-off.

(Bloomberg) -- Sign up for the New Economy Daily newsletter, follow us @economics and subscribe to our podcast. No one should be in any doubt that the European Central Bank stands ready to act if the inflation outlook strengthens, according to Governing Council member Martins Kazaks.