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(Bloomberg) -- Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa may face early elections after parliament rejected his minority Socialist government’s 2022 budget.

(Bloomberg) -- Samsung Electronics Co. third-quarter profit exceeded analysts’ estimates after a prolonged semiconductor shortage boosted prices of memory and system chips that go into computers and mobile devices. Net income rose to 12.06 trillion won ($10.

(Bloomberg) -- Being bullish on Chinese financial markets is becoming consensus weeks after a brutal quarter that saw the nation’s assets become almost untouchable.  This month alone, brokerages including HSBC Holdings Plc, Nomura Holdings Inc.

(Bloomberg) -- The world’s leading economies are struggling to agree on how to save a debt-relief program for poor nations hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic.

(Bloomberg) -- Thirteen East African economies are projected to collectively expand by 4.1% in 2021 from 0.4% last year, supported by a global recovery, according to an African Development Bank report.

(Bloomberg) -- Group of 20 countries could make a deal to end the financing of international coal projects this week in Rome, marking the biggest step governments have taken collectively to phase out the dirtiest fossil fuel.

(Bloomberg) -- Almost 200 staff from the International Monetary Fund signed a petition asking Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva to clarify details of actions that led to the softening of a warning about environmental risks to Brazil’s economy.

(Bloomberg) --  The Netflix Inc. hit Squid Game may be a big win for South Korea’s entertainment industry, but it has also exposed the country’s darker side to a global audience.

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- Which of the following markets would you want your pension fund to have invested in this year? Would it be the one tracking the benchmark index, which has gained about 20%? Or would you prefer it to have bought the subindex that’s climbed by almost three times as much? It soun

(Bloomberg) -- Private equity firm Permira is exploring a sale of DiversiTech, a maker of components used in heating, ventilating, air conditioning and refrigeration, according to people with knowledge of the matter.