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An ex-Trump administration aide and a leader with a pro-Trump Christian group are helping Overstock founder Patrick Byrne push false election conspiracy claims.

An ex-Trump administration aide and a leader with a pro-Trump Christian group are helping Overstock founder Patrick Byrne push false election conspiracy claims.

(Bloomberg) -- Tybourne Capital Management is shutting its $2.8 billion hedge fund, retreating from bearish bets that have become increasingly difficult to make money from, said people with knowledge of the matter.

(Bloomberg) -- After a bumper year of stock listings, Asian companies may find it hard to repeat the success in 2022 given the prospect of rising interest rates and China’s tightening grip on Big Tech.

(Bloomberg) -- What will it take to halt the Turkish lira’s slide? That’s the question investors are asking as they go into 2022 pondering the worst-performing currency in emerging markets this year.

While pundits have argued that this could be close encounter given Onic’s unpredictability as well as MobaZane strategic prowess, the outcome proved to be different

Rivian Automotive Inc. shares slumped the most in almost a month after the electric-truck maker’s debut earnings report revealed a slower-than-expected increase in production.

(Bloomberg) -- Shares of Indian digital payments giant Paytm headed for the lowest close since their market debut last month, signaling continued investor doubts over the startup’s path to profitability. The stock dropped as much as 3.5% to 1,351 rupees in Mumbai, extending this week’s losses.

(Bloomberg) -- Thailand’s Ministry of Finance is considering imposing a tax on stock trading to boost government revenue after the novel coronavirus pandemic and economic slowdown slashed its receipts. The levy may be 0.

(Bloomberg) -- Asian stocks looked set to dip early Friday following a technology-led decline in U.S. shares as tightening monetary policy to fight inflation buffets investor sentiment. Equity futures pointed lower for Japan and were little changed for Australia and Hong Kong.