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AT&T Inc. will tap Ericsson AB to modernize its US wireless network, a project that could amount to almost $14 billion over five years. • None How Suspects…

US Bank is issuing $2.5 billion of credit-linked notes tied to a pool of auto loans. • None How Suspects Laundered Billions in Singapore for Years • None…

Asian stocks slid as traders dialed back bets that the Federal Reserve will aggressively cut rates next year and as an extended selloff in China hurt…

Nvidia Corp. plans to help build an AI tech-related ecosystem in Japan to meet demand in a country eager to gain an edge in artificial intelligence. • None…

China may be the world’s biggest buyer of iron ore, but even that powerful position doesn’t mean that Beijing can succeed in dictating prices for the…

Starbucks Corp. shares suffered a record run of losses as concern builds that sales trends at the coffee giant have cooled in recent weeks. • None How…

The ninth issue of Bloomberg Green’s magazine is here. After the hottest summer on record, and now with another devastating war, we’re in need of some positive news about the state of the planet and its people. While the back page of the magazine is focused solely on developments toward a greener world, the issue

(Bloomberg) -- Stocks in Asia edged higher Wednesday following a late rally in US shares in a volatile session after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell rebuffed an opportunity to tamp down investor optimism. Equities in Australia and South Korea advanced to push a region-wide benchmark of shares higher despite fluctuating trading in Hong Kong, mainland China and Japanese shares. European stock futures climbed while US contracts were flat after the S&P 500 advanced more than 1% Tuesday. The tech...