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(Bloomberg) -- Chinese food-delivery giant Meituan’s shares jumped more than 10% after Chief Executive Officer Wang Xing unveiled better-than-expected financial results and detailed plans to address government concerns about its business practices.

Sharing, our security at events and places that could be targets of terrorist activity? do we need additional laws on the books that are challenging when we want to think about protecting civil liberties but at the same time protecting safety against violent extremist groups? and finally looking at how we think about social media as we consider the danger facebook has cited throughout this indictment as a way this group was able to communicate and recruit. do we need more substantial regulations...

(Bloomberg) -- Japan is considering changing its rules to allow initial public offerings by blank-check companies in the country, according to the Nikkei.

(Bloomberg) -- Asia stocks face a muted start to the week as traders await U.S. jobs data and Federal Reserve speakers to gauge the pace of the economic recovery. The dollar was steady in early Sydney trading. Holidays in the U.S. and U.K. on Monday are likely to keep trading subdued in Asia.

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- Sometimes being first is an undesirable superlative. Predictions that New Zealand will be among the primary batch of central banks to raise interest rates roiled markets this week — a signal that, even for historically hawkish places, taper talk is a delicate affair.

(Bloomberg) -- Three of Asia’s best-performing stock markets this year are also ones where individual investors are playing out-sized roles, underscoring the growing influence of retail traders around the world.

(Bloomberg) -- Hungary’s government is seeking to acquire a majority stake in the operator of Budapest Airport, despite a message by the hub’s owners that they aren’t looking to sell their stakes.

(Bloomberg) -- Gold stored at the Bank of England has been selling for unusually high premiums recently, signaling that central banks may be back in the market buying.

May 27 2021, 10:46 AM May 26 2021, 9:30 AM May 27 2021, 10:46 AM (Bloomberg) -- Sweden’s banks are gearing up for a fresh fight with their government to try to block a proposal that singles out the financial industry for an extra tax. (Bloomberg) -- Sweden’s banks are gearing up for a fresh fight with their government to try to block a proposal that singles out the financial industry for an extra tax. The Social Democrat-Green coalition government has long made clear it intends to imp...

May 28 2021, 1:52 PM May 28 2021, 2:30 AM May 28 2021, 1:52 PM (Bloomberg) -- As Covid-19 continues to ravage India, financial professionals across the country are grappling with an increasingly surreal disconnect between the epidemic’s devastation and a record-breaking boom in local markets. (Bloomberg) -- As Covid-19 continues to ravage India, financial professionals across the country are grappling with an increasingly surreal disconnect between the epidemic’s devastation and a rec...