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* Analysts see hope for "second wave" of market recovery post-G20

Southeast Asian stock markets were subdued on Wednesday as investors braced for a meeting of U.S. and Chinese leaders amid an intensifying trade dispute between the two countries. Trading volumes across the region were muted ahead of the G20 summit that begins Friday in Argentina, where...

* Financial system risks have eased over past 6 months - governor

Deal stalls as ride hailing app offers less than half £4bn price tag

Ride hailing app’s appetite would be better served by growing the size of the market

Ride hailing app’s appetite would be better served by growing the size of the market

Political cliff-edges threaten disruption to UK unless it gives up key bargaining chips

The world needs new CCUS solutions as carbon emissions set to reach historic highs

Two companies linked to the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) paid fines and penalties totalling A$22.6 million ($16.3 million) in 2011 and 2012 after pleading guilty to charges of conspiracy to bribe foreign officials, the central bank revealed on Wednesday.

Australian shares traded slightly lower on Wednesday as losses in the materials sector from concerns about a slowdown in Chinese demand offset gains across domestically insulated stocks.