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(Bloomberg) -- From King Constantine II of Greece and Saudi Arabia’s Sheikh Yamani to Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, London’s mansions and penthouses have been a preferred haven for superrich exiles and expats since at least the 1970s.

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- A debate is intensifying about the role of corporate America in the recent wave of higher inflation. Companies are undoubtedly raising prices. The question is whether they are exploiting a surge in consumer demand or merely passing on their own higher costs.

(Bloomberg) -- More U.S. refiners are turning away from Russian oil as the European superpower continues its assault on Ukraine.  Monroe Energy LLC, the third largest U.S.

(Bloomberg) -- GLP Pte has filed confidentially for a U.S. initial public offering of its investment business that’s seeking to raise about $2 billion, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

(Bloomberg) -- High-yield bond sales in Asia are off to their slowest start in six years as China property developers remain largely shut out of the market, dealing a blow to the top arrangers of these deals including HSBC Holdings Plc and JPMorgan Chase & Co. Companies have raised just $2.

(Bloomberg) -- Seritage Growth Properties, a real estate investment trust that emerged from the Sears bankruptcy, is exploring strategic alternatives including a sale of the company, according to people familiar with the matter.

(Bloomberg) -- New York City Mayor Eric Adams is under fire for appointing three men with histories of anti-LGBTQ views to his administration -- the latest controversy over the mayor’s hiring choices during his seven weeks in office.

(Bloomberg) -- Stockland, one of Australia’s largest residential developers, has agreed to sell its retirement living business to Swedish private equity firm EQT AB for A$987 million ($713 million).

(Bloomberg) -- Only seven weeks ago, Zhenro Properties Group Ltd. looked like a rare beacon of strength in a Chinese real estate industry reeling from an unprecedented stretch of defaults.

(Bloomberg) -- China’s securities regulator vowed to prevent and resolve bond default risks and improve regulatory regime in the debt market.