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The Wall Street Journal
HSBC Posts $10 Billion Profit on Higher Rates and China Reopening — The bank will target a $2 billion stock buyback and said its Silicon Valley Bank U.K. acquisition boosted its results.
The Next Big Bull Market Could Be Copper — Cyclical headwinds could limit gains in 2023, but longer-term demand, driven by green power, looks likely to far outstrip supply growth.
The Financial Times
China’s ‘men in black’ step up scrutiny of foreign corporate sleuths — Raids on consultancies reveal mounting risks of performing due diligence.
China dominates global IPO market as Wall Street fails to
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