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(Bloomberg) -- Halliburton Co. and Exxon Mobil Corp. are in talks over the oil company’s stake in the West Qurna-1 field located in southern Iraq, the country’s oil minister said. Iraq supports a U.S.

(Bloomberg) -- China’s crackdown on the housing sector, which triggered a default at China Evergrande Group and led to a plunge in sales, is also calling into question the way freewheeling property developers have financed, built and marketed homes to the masses.

(Bloomberg) -- Stocks looked set for a steady open Monday at the start of a key week for central bank policy decisions amid elevated inflation and questions about the impact of the omicron virus variant on growth. Futures earlier pointed higher for Australia, Japan and Hong Kong.

(Bloomberg) -- It’s been the best year in more than a decade for Gulf stocks thanks to booming oil prices. And investors expect further gains in 2022, driven by the soccer World Cup and new listings.

(Bloomberg) -- Before the coronavirus struck, investing in luxury stocks and Chinese internet giants like Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and Tencent Holdings Ltd. was a surefire way of tapping the world’s largest consumer base.

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(Bloomberg) -- What do Asia’s five best-performing $1 billion-plus equity funds for 2021 have in common? They are all betting big on China’s renewables push.

Social-shopping platform LTK, founded by blogger Amber Venz Box, recently received $300 million in funding, bringing its valuation to $2 billion.

Malaysian glove maker Top Glove Corp has won shareholders' approval for its plan to list in Hong Kong, saying on Wednesday it expected to complete the exercise by the first quarter of next year.

(Bloomberg) -- Shares of China’s Twitter-like website Weibo Corp. fell in their first day of trading in Hong Kong, signaling continued investor caution toward the internet sector amid Beijing’s market-damping regulatory moves. Weibo traded as low as HK$253.2, a slump of 7.2% versus the HK$272.