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China will resume issuing visas to tourists and other foreigners, a significant step in the country’s move to rejoin the world and leave its stringent Covid restrictions behind. The shift comes into force from Wednesday, China’s embassy in the US said in a statement. It will also see visa-free entry…

Dealmakers in India should foresee another strong year for mergers and acquisitions as investors and firms...

Dealmakers in India should expect another strong year for mergers and acquisitions as geopolitical tensions could propel companies to diversify into the South Asian nation, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co.

While it’s unlikely for the country to repeat such a high mark in 2022, bankers expect decent deal flows to stay busy.

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Brent for May settlement dropped 0.7% to $85.20 a barrel.

As Covid-19 lockdowns gripped the world in 2020, Bernard Looney, chief executive officer of BP Plc, made a startling admission: He thought that oil demand…

China said its defense spending would grow by 7.2% this year the fastest pace since 2019 amid increasing tensions with the US on a range of issues,...

China needs to increase its military budget to meet “complex security challenges,” a top Chinese official said, amid rising geopolitical tensions with the US.

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