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(Bloomberg) -- China’s economy slowed further in November, dragged down by a worsening property market slump and disruptions from repeated Covid outbreaks. Industrial output rose 3.8% from a year earlier, quickening from 3.5% in October and above 3.7% projected by economists.

(Bloomberg) -- Cornell University is moving final exams online, canceling activities involving undergraduates and shutting libraries after identifying evidence of the Covid-19 omicron variant in several test samples.

Emergency police funding, amending our surveillance enforcement so interrupt crime in realtime. put that down they werent able to say that before. disrupting the illegal street sales of stolen goods is this the beginning of a ripple effect, jesse. soon we will have a philadelphia d.a. speaking out, mayor speaking out and then new york, we have got a new one come in. and then chicago and then los angeles. is this going to be a ripple effect? >> jesse: every city will reach a breaking point. reach...

(Bloomberg) -- Recent volatility in the British pound ahead of the Bank of England rate decision Thursday has investors rattled. But they may be looking at the wrong thing, as trade flows may be a more valuable metric.

(Bloomberg) -- New Zealand’s economy may have suffered less damage from the delta outbreak in the third quarter than the central bank expected, adding to risks of faster inflation. Economists estimate that gross domestic product fell 4.1% in the three months ended Sept.

François-Xavier Lambory, from the Stirwen restaurant in the European quarter, has been named Young Brussels Chef of the Year in the new Gault & Millau restaurant guide.

There is a surge in poaching and employee turnover among investment banks amid this year’s dealmaking frenzy

(Bloomberg) -- Nigeria suspended plans to sell additional Eurobond this year after the outbreak of the omicron variant, according to the head of the debt management office.

(Bloomberg) -- Indonesia’s finance chief further cut estimates for the budget deficit this year and next, as a fresh round of tax hikes is set to bolster the government’s earnings. The shortfall should come in at 4.1% of gross domestic product in 2022, much lower than the 4.

(Bloomberg) -- China’s crackdown on the housing sector, which triggered a default at China Evergrande Group and led to a plunge in sales, is also calling into question the way freewheeling property developers have financed, built and marketed homes to the masses.