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Canada extends ban on foreigners buying residential real estate to 2026

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government acted to prohibit non-Canadians from buying residential real estate in 2022, with the measure to expire on Jan. 1, 2025

Novo Nordisk buys three plants for $11 billion to boost Wegovy output

Novo's biggest shareholder is buying Catalent Inc., one of the world's biggest drug-manufacturing companies, for $16.5 billion, including debt. In a three-way arrangement

Taylor Swift caps dominant year with record-breaking 4 Grammy wins

Swift had previously been tied with Frank Sinatra, Paul Simon and Stevie Wonder for the most wins in the category. Album of the year was one of two prizes for Swift on the night

US Federal Reserve wary of cutting interest rates too soon: Jerome Powell

Treasuries fell across all maturities at the open in Asia as Powell's comments underscored the likelihood that bond investors had overshot in pricing for rapid rate cuts

Putin to visit Turkey in first trip to Nato country since Ukraine War

Putin's trips abroad have been limited due to the risk of possible arrest on a warrant from the International Criminal Court for alleged war crimes

Govt to review tax on online gaming after March: Revenue Secy Malhotra

Online gaming companies including Delta Corp. and Tiger Global-backed Dream11 have seen an increase in demands and notices from tax authorities amid a crackdown on alleged tax evasion

Sales in global ESG bond market reach $150 billion in busiest January ever

Falling borrowing costs and seemingly insatiable investor demand have turbo-charged issuance in bond markets across the globe

US solar boom opens $2 billion Indian door to banned products from China

Imports of Waaree panels raise questions about how US Customs and Border Protection officials are enforcing a ban on products tied to the repression of Uyghur people in China's Xinjiang region

Oversight board of Meta warns rules on fake posts incoherent, too narrow

The board, which was set up in 2020 by management to independently review some of the company's most significant content moderation decisions

Indian pharma industry relies heavily on ingredients made in China: Report

America's reliance on China for drug ingredients has raised alarm bells in Congress. House committees will hold two hearings Tuesday on drug shortages

Too soon to declare victory over inflation: OECD tells central banks

Global economic growth is proving more resilient and inflation in the US and Europe is easing faster than the organization expected in its November outlook

Russia's energy elite, Indian govt officials try to keep oil flowing

Oil imports from Russia, negligible before Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, climbed steadily through 2022 and the first half of last year as India saw an opportunity to procure discounted barrels

Bond traders pin hopes on dovish RBI pivot to extend Budget rally

Indian bonds have rallied over the past three months, fueled by overseas inflows ahead of global index inclusion starting June

Iran evaded sanctions, moved money using Santander, Lloyd accounts: Report

The banks provided accounts to front companies secretly owned by a sanctioned Iranian petrochemicals company

Colonial legacy: Corporate control is a 200-year-old problem in India

Many of today's Indian conglomerates also began life this way. In 1958, more than a decade after the departure of British rulers, the Tata Group had nine agencies managing 60 companies

New York to host FIFA World Cup 2026 in victory over Dallas, Los Angeles

The quarterfinals will be held in Boston, Los Angeles, Miami and Kansas City, Missouri

Gen Z, millennials 'doom spending' to cope with economic uncertainty

For younger generations, financial goals like buying a house and saving for retirement can feel out of reach - so they are splurging on $2,500 Chanel bags and more

US, UK forces hit dozens of Houthi sites to counter ship attacks

US intends further strikes, Houthis promise 'escalation', more Red Sea assaults

Militant danger at Red Sea spurs global crude oil buyers to go local

The fragmentation will not be permanent, but for now it's making it tougher for import-dependent nations like India and South Korea to diversify their sources of oil supply

Elon Musk took illegal drugs with some Tesla board members: Reports

The relationship between Musk and his directors was slammed by a Delaware judge this week, who cited the board's conflicts of interest in her ruling that Musk's $55 billion pay package was excessive.