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The European Union is considering a proposal for the Russian Agricultural Bank to set up a subsidiary to reconnect to the global financial network as a sop to Moscow, the Financial Times said on Monday.

The European Union (EU) will deepen cooperation with Japan on semiconductors, its industry chief said on Monday, as countries move to strengthen control over a technology vital for defence, electronic and automotive industries.

The failed mutiny against Vladimir Putin hasn’t just weakened the Russian president. It is also a setback for his most important ally, Chinese President Xi Jinping. At the same time, China is grappling with a weaker economy and confronted by a stronger American-led alliance. It no longer seems certain to become the world’s top power.

Japan's top lenders aim to carve out a larger presence in U.S investment banking as they look to make better use of their massive balance sheets by winning a bigger slice of deals, executives say.

Japan is leaning toward softer rules governing the use of artificial intelligence (AI) than the European Union, said an official close to deliberations, as it looks to the technology to boost economic growth and make it a leader in advanced chips.

A look at the day ahead in Asian markets from Jamie McGeever, financial markets columnist.

A return to pre-crisis debt servicing thanks to the Supreme Court will hurt consumers and the companies that depend on them, columnist Ben Winck writes.

Fast paced information all the time. kids who have learning disabilities and attention deficit issues, they are constantly running, running and every kid need dos slow down little bit. we know these mindfulness exercises that include breathing do benefit the mind, help you academically. i applaud it. >> i have a buddy who does his own breathing method who says five fins minutes is not good e. >> its better than nothing. i think that begins path to other things. once they experience the benefits ...

Barratt Developments on Friday said it had agreed to sell 604 homes to Lloyds' private rental subsidiary Citra Living for 168.4 million pounds ($212.57 million) in cash, as Britain's largest housebuilder looks to diversify revenue.

President Joe Biden plans to announce new actions on Friday to protect student loan borrowers following a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that blocked his plan to cancel $430 billion in student loan debt, a White House source said.