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Saudi Arabia to remove curbs on foreign workers to attract overseas talent

The new rules will come into effect on March 14 and apply to all foreign workers in the private sector, regardless of salary

Markets spooked as the two US poll scenarios investors feared play out

The main worry around divided government: Markets have been hoping for a large fiscal stimulus package that will be less likely if the two parties need to work together

Emerging mkt stocks swing between gains and losses ahead of US poll verdict

For Dhiraj Bajaj, head of Asia fixed income at Lombard Odier, growing expectations of a Trump victory or a Biden win without a Democratic sweep, means the upside for emerging markets will be capped.

China looks to 'punish' Australia: Lobsters, wine and coal become targets

China's blacklist -- delivered verbally to commodities traders -- includes coal, barley, copper, sugar, timber, wine and lobster

With billions on the line, China halts Ant Group's IPO; Jack Ma summoned

The move upends what had been one of China's biggest business success stories

China halts Jack Ma's $37-bn Ant Group IPO citing 'major issues'

Shanghai, HK postpone listing two days before trading

Adani Group frontrunner for developing Sri Lanka's port terminal: Report

Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone and a local partner received an in-principle approval to sign a deal with Sri Lanka Ports Authority, which will hold majority stake in the project

Saudi Aramco dividend remains unchanged despite 45% slump in profit

The state energy firm's free cash flow was $12.4 billion between July and September, compared with $20.6 billion a year earlier

Emerging market ETFs see outflows after four weeks ahead of US elections

US-listed EM ETFs that invest across developing nations, as well as those that target specific countries lost $103 million in the week ended October 30

Bankrupt, grounded Jet Airways is world's best performing airline stock

Stock in Mumbai-listed Jet Airways has surged almost 150 per cent this year versus a 42 per cent plunge in the 27-member Bloomberg World Airlines Index, which comprises the globe's biggest carriers

Foreign investors return to Indian sovereign bonds, shun corporates

There was $751 million of outflow from credit in October, a ninth month of net declines

Trump readies lawyers, anticipating legal tussle over vote counting

The legal battle could center on Pennsylvania

India, like the rest of the developing world, can't ease up on Covid now

It's important for the developing world to avoid a second wave: The only tool that worked to control Covid-19's spread may no longer be available

China warns Jack Ma, Ant Group on rapid expansion citing regulatory risks

Ant has faced censure in Chinese state media after Ma last month criticized local and global regulators for stifling innovation

Toxic air to make India's Covid-19 fight deadlier, healthcare under strain

Delhi's 28 million people haven't had a single day of clean air since early September, according to World Air Quality Index

Ambani vs Bezos: A $3.4 bn battle for a pole position in Indian market

By seeking to stall Ambani's purchase of Future, Bezos may be signaling that he would rather remain a rival

QQQ Capital Management soars 275% with bets on China schools: Report

The gains have come with concentration risks that many fund managers would balk at: QQQ has more than a third of its assets invested in Chinese education companies

Why is Karachi a political orphan? Look at the public transport system

Incomplete roads in Karachi show what happens when a city becomes a political orphan

WHO chief Tedros Adhanom to quarantine after contact gets Covid-19

Tedros said he is well, has no symptoms and will work from home for the coming days

China proposes maximum $4,500 fine for carbon market violations

China has spent years developing its national carbon market, which is expected to start by covering its power sector that accounts for about 14% of the world's fossil fuel-derived emissions