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Myanmar’s central bank on Thursday announced new rules allowing foreign banks to lend to local businesses, bringing further reforms to the country’s stunted banking sector.

Laura Perryman expected her medical company, Stimwave Technologies Inc, would have to wait several years for its painkilling device to win U.S. approval as a treatment for chronic migraines.

The U.S. securities regulator is set to review this month rules on corporate democracy, setting it up for a clash with investors who worry the agency will side with companies to diminish voting rights on charged issues like climate change and gun violence. On Nov. 15, the Securities and Exchange...

* Westpac cleared in May of BBSW rigging but found to commit misconduct

Lack of data results in ‘invisibles’ being denied services

Aim of 12-week HMRC consultation is to make laws simpler, fairer and transparent

China stocks fell over 1 percent on Friday and were headed for a fifth straight session of losses, dragged by financials after the banking and insurance regulator pushed for credit support to private companies. Hong Kong stocks also declined, tracking broader Asian markets, as investors braced for an interest rate...

Southeast Asian stock markets fell on Friday as the U.S. Federal Reserve offered no indication on Thursday that it might slow the pace of its rate increases, wiping doubts on the likelihood of a rate raise in December. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC)...

Ministers see little hope of finding a company willing to build power station

AirAsia X Bhd, which has yet to firm up a tentative order for 34 Airbus A330neo widebody jets placed in July, is considering switching some of them to narrowbody A321neos, the CEO of its Malaysian arm said on Friday.