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The financial strain facing some of Indonesia’s biggest state-owned construction firms, rooted in former President Joko Widodo’s infrastructure drive, risks forcing current leader Prabowo Subianto’s sovereign wealth fund Danantara to spend more to overhaul them, potentially limiting its ability to pursue new investments.
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As U.S. yields soar, Israel has been spared the worst of the market turbulence. But the debt crisis underlying the sudden distaste for American bonds should be very much our concern
Wall Street rallied on Thursday as investors curbed their rate hike bets after US Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said he would support holding the Fed funds target rate steady if data…
The Missouri Supreme Court on Thursday blocked a Republican-drawn new congressional map from being used in November's midterm elections, dealing a blow to the party's odds of maintaining its narrow…
Larry Kaine, managing partner at Corporate Recovery Partners, believes the collapse of property developer Bathla Group – one of Western Sydney’s biggest home builders – could be the biggest in…
