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(Bloomberg) -- Standard Bank Group Ltd.’s goal of adding at least 10 million customers ahead of a 2025 deadline has set the stage for a tug-of-war over Africa’s wealthiest clients.

(Bloomberg) -- South Korea’s unemployment rate fell unexpectedly in August, defying economists’ expectations for a rise amid a surge in infections and tighter curbs. The unemployment rate declined to 2.8% from 3.3% in July, the statistics office said Wednesday.

(Bloomberg) -- Chile’s politicians are threatening to kill his business, but one of Latin America’s biggest fund managers is sticking to his bullish outlook for the country’s markets.

The culinary collaboration brings together two of Dubai’s most talented young chefs

(Bloomberg) -- Vivendi is planning to make a bid for Lagardere SA if regulators approve its plan to buy out Amber Capital’s stake, a deal that would create one of Europe’s biggest media companies. Vivendi agreed to buy 25.

La IXV edició del Festival Còmic es farà del 17 al 19 de setembre i shi programen nou espectacles, amb cinc de gratuïts

(Bloomberg) -- The International Monetary Fund’s mission may start its review of Ukrainian government policies as soon as Sept. 21 as the country seeks to unlock a $5 billion loan frozen since last year.

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- If you can tear yourself away from the disappointing U.S. jobs numbers and what that means for the Federal Reserve's prospective reduction in stimulus, signals from China offer an equally sobering view of the global recovery.

(Bloomberg) -- Ethiopia’s central bank expects a raft of new measures aimed at curbing illegal foreign-exchange trading and reducing local-currency supply to gradually bring down an inflation rate that’s near a decade high, according to Vice Governor Fikadu Digafe.

(Bloomberg) -- New Zealand health authorities reported what they believe to be the country’s first death linked to the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine.