1. Goldman’s Nachmann Sees More Regulator Focus on Private Credit

2. Pennsylvania Municipal Pension Exploring US Private Credit Funds

3. Shenhua Plans to Shift Funding From Coal to Power and Chemicals

4. Rodent Found in Miso Soup Prompts Plunge in Restaurant Chain Owner’s Stock

5. CATL’s Lithium Partner Lopal Sees Swings in Near-Term Prices

6. South Korean Court Reinstates Impeached PM as Yoon Awaits Ruling

7. James Hardie CEO Defends 8.75 Billion AZEK Deal as Stock Slumps

8. AI Boom Turns Asian Data Centers Into Magnets for Loan Deals

9. Gold Steady Near Record High With Trump Aiding Haven Demand

10. China’s Energy Transition at Odds With Solar Glut, Cheap Power

11. US Tech Rout Fuels Wild Bets From Korean Retail Investors

12. Loyalty Test Awaits UK’s Labour in Crucial Week for Chancellor

13. British Appetite for Home Dining Poses Unlikely Inflation Threat

14. Iraq in Talks Over Floating Gas Terminals to Bridge Power Gap

15. Australian Treasurer Sounds Alert on ‘Seismic’ Shock From US

16. Oil Steadies at Start of Week as Market Weighs Trump’s Tariffs

17. US Stock Futures Rise as New Tariffs Seen Targeted: Markets Wrap

18. BYD Earnings May Move the Needle in Market-Cap Fight With CATL

19. A 1.8 Trillion ESG Market Is Being Driven by the US Government

20. Lethal Israeli Strikes Halve Hamas’ Top Leadership in Gaza

21. TOMS Capital Pushes For Kenvue Sale, Separation

22. Hong Kong Embraces Wealthy Middle East Visitors to Boost Tourism

23. Australia’s Treasurer Warns of ‘Seismic’ Economic Shock From US

24. James Hardie to Buy AZEK in 8.75 Billion Bet on US Housing

25. Ukraine, US Hold Talks in Riyadh in Bid for Broad Ceasefire

26. Billion-Dollar US Levies on Chinese Ships Risk ‘Trade Apocalypse’

27. South Korean TV Producers Pray for China to End Industry Crisis

28. Turkey Bans Short-Selling, Eases Buybacks to Stem Market Slide

29. Trump Said to Plan Narrower Scope for Tariffs

30. James Hardie’s 8.8 Billion AZEK Deal

31. He Was Apollo’s Mr. Fix-It. Now He’s Trump’s Pick to Police Wall Street

32. Five Key Charts to Watch in Global Commodity Markets This Week

33. Tech Spending Sets Up a Power Struggle in the C-Suite

34. The Strawberry’s Unstoppable Rise Should Worry Us

35. Aussie Dollar to Snap Losing Streak on RBA Stance, China Support

36. South Korea’s Political Drama Is Far From Over

37. ‘Don’t Fight Bessent’s Treasury’ Is New Mantra in US Bond Market

38. Bond Market Looks to Inflation Data to Back Steeper Yield Curve

39. Copper’s Uber-Bull Predicts New Record on Most-Profitable-Ever Trade

40. Trump Administration Eyes Move to Privatize Fannie, Freddie, WSJ Says

41. Salvaging Qantas Just the Start as New CEO Pledges More to Come

42. Poland Sees Record Low Power Prices as Renewable Output Grows

43. ‘Snow White’ Remake, Battling Controversy, Delivers 43 Million

44. Carney Calls April Election in Canada, Seeking Mandate to Face Down Trump

45. Turkey Jails Erdogan’s Top Rival, Risking More Unrest

46. Options Market Focused on Jobs and Inflation Over Tariff Reveal

47. Emboldened Trump Signals Long Court Fight to Expand Power

48. Vance’s Wife and Son to Visit Greenland as Trump Eyes Island

49. Turkish Central Bank, Lenders Meet Before Markets Open

50. Blaze Reported at Nigerian Gas Line in Area Under Emergency Rule

51. Schumer Sees Americans Rising Up If Trump Defies the Courts

52. Bird Flu Hits World’s Biggest Wandering Albatross Colonies

53. What Arrest of Erdogan’s Top Rival Means for Turkey

54. China Must Fix Fentanyl Flow Before US Trade Talks, Senator Says

55. CityLab’s Most Popular Stories This Week

56. South Africa’s Expelled US Ambassador Says He Has ‘No Regrets’

57. Netanyahu’s Cabinet Starts to Oust Legal Chief as Protests Grow

58. Coffee Makers Were Betting on Lower Prices — They Were Wrong

59. Investors Seeking New EM Frontiers Switch Global Risks for Local

60. Stumbling Stock Market Raises Specter of Dot-Com Era Reckoning

61. Dubai Luxury Frenzy Has Buyers Snapping Up 240,000 Watches

62. These Providence Artists Spent 4 Years Living Inside a Mall

63. America’s Allies Are Looking for the Kill Switch

64. Apple Working on Turning Watches Into AI Devices With Cameras

65. Universities Are Not Meeting This Moment

66. Democrats Need More Combative Centrists

67. Pope Makes First Public Appearance Since Hospitalization

68. Brexit Britain Abandons Ambition to Be Global Deal Cop

69. Li Ka-shing’s Son Invited to China Forum Amid Panama Port Deal

70. Zimbabwe Seeks Sponsors to Help Clear Arrears, Sunday Mail Says

71. US Hopes for Ukraine Peace Deal as Putin Seems in No Hurry

72. Telecom Italia in Talks to Amend Loan Facility, Messaggero Says

73. Reeves Says UK to Cut 10,000 Civil Service Jobs Ahead of Key Speech

74. Stock Rally Fuels Century’s Best Start for European Block Trades

75. Sinopec Reports Slump in Full-Year Profit as Headwinds Mount

76. Levittown: New Zealanders Land a Blow Against Global Web of Harassment

77. China Says It’s Prepared for Shocks as US Tariffs Loom

78. UK Welfare Cuts Pose Unexpected Risk to Carmakers’ EV Ambitions

79. Trump Says Efforts to Contain War in Ukraine ‘Under Control’

80. South Korea Declares Emergency as Wildfires Rage for Third Day

81. Chef of Louise Fame Strikes Out With New French Restaurant in Hong Kong

82. Trillion Dollar India Rout Tests Resolve of Loyal Retail Traders

83. Australia Treasurer Warns of ‘Seismic’ US Global Economic Shock

84. UK Plans 600 Million to Train More Skilled Construction Workers

85. They Built a Secret Apartment in a Mall. Now the Mall Is Dying.

86. Transportation Secretary Slams NYC Subway, Pressures MTA

87. Caribbean Worried About Impact of Fines on China-Made Vessels

88. Sticky US Inflation and Tariffs Are Keeping the Fed Sidelined

89. Turkey Limits Travel In and Out of Istanbul to Curb Protests

90. US Chaos Helps to Pull China Debt Out of Doldrums

91. FEMA Disaster Workers Need Homeland Security Secretary’s Approval to Stay on Job

92. Venezuela Says US Repatriation Flights Will Resume Sunday

93. Namibia’s New President Names Witbooi as Deputy, Trims Cabinet

94. OpenAI, Meta Seek Alliance With India’s Reliance: Information

95. Trump Plans His Tariff ‘Liberation Day’ With More Targeted Push

96. The Procrastinator’s Guide to Spring Break

97. Canada’s Election Hinges on Who Can Fix an Economy Under US Threat

98. Heathrow Blackout Shows Weak Spot in Airport Power Supplies

99. Oaktree’s Banca Progetto Under Bank of Italy Administration

100. Twin Crises in Indonesia and Turkey Rattle Markets

101. Pentagon Launches Probe Including Polygraphs After Musk Visit

102. Indian Carriers Refuse Regulator’s Data Request in Brewing Tiff

103. How to Diversify Your Portfolio With Markets Hitting Turbulence

104. France Gets Budget Warning as DBRS Turns Negative on Rating

105. Solana’s Memecoin Cabals Take Shine Off Hottest Crypto Frontier

106. Diverging US Economic Data Begs the Question: Is a Slowdown Coming?

107. Israel Strikes Hezbollah Targets as Fragile Ceasefire Frays

108. What Counts As Ultra-Processed Food? It’s Too Complicated.

109. Deportations Won''t ‘Cure’ Blue Cities. They''ll Get Worse.

110. Chinese EV Charges Far Ahead of American Competition

111. Wall Street Week: ‘Transitory’ Inflation and DEI Commitments

112. UK Hopes of Fast EU Defense Deal Fade on Weapons Fund Access

113. US Senator Meets China Vice Premier With Trade Tensions High

114. Portugal Jumps Back Onto Election Treadmill

115. Pope to Appear in Public for First Time Since Hospitalization

116. Italy’s Talks on Deploying Musk’s Starlink Paused, Minister Says

117. Why Xi’s Private Sector Embrace Can Always Crush

118. Japan, China Discuss Economy as US Tariff Pressure Rises

119. Bayer Hit With 2 Billion Roundup Verdict in US State of Georgia

120. Moody’s Affirms Polish Rating at A2, Praises Defense Spending

121. Charting the Global Economy: Fed, BOJ and BOE Hold Rates as Tariffs Loom

122. Thailand Drafts Law to Speed Up 29 Billion Transport Link

123. Activist Hedge Fund Turns Prey as Spanish Media Fight Flares Up

124. Trump’s Makeover of US Diplomacy Leaves Many Allies at a Loss

125. Andrew Tate Back in Romania After Travel Ban Lifting Controversy

126. George Foreman, Boxing Champion Turned Businessman, Dies at 76

127. Levittown: A Victim of Fake Pornography Hunts for Her Harasser

128. Macron Shouldn’t Look Starmer’s Gift Horse in the Mouth

129. China Discloses Powerful Deep-Sea Cable Cutter, SCMP Reports

130. Heathrow Says It’s Fully Operational After Blackout Shutdown

131. Für Merz ist nichts in trockenen Tüchern: Hauptstadtgeflüster

132. Europa benötigt Schießpulver und TNT - doch es fehlt an beidem

133. Days of Pain Arrive for Homebuyers and Private Equity

134. Trump Asks Bondi to Scrutinize Lawyers Who Fight US in Courts

135. Trump Revokes Security Clearances for Biden, Harris, Blinken

136. Japan, China Set for Economic Talks as US Tariff Pressure Rises

137. Carney Unveils Canada Tariff Relief, ‘Nation Building’ Reforms

138. Australia Sees A250 Million Investment Boosting Nature Market

139. White House Energy Adviser Departs as Trump Reorders US Agenda

140. Rain Soaks Singapore as Scientists Worry About ‘Burst Flooding’

141. Coty to Divest Stake in Kim Kardashian’s Beauty Brand

142. StubHub Co-Founder Takes Tortuous Path to Initial Share Offering

143. Trump to Strip Legal Status From 532,000 Migrants Living in US

144. British Airways Expects Around 85% of Heathrow Schedule to Run Saturday

145. France Mulls Rolling Out Big EU Guns in Trump’s Trade War

146. EU Nations Push to Factor Market Conditions in Gas Storage Goals

147. X Plans Purchase of Last 1.2 Billion Buyout Debt Held by Banks

148. Chile Holds Key Rate as Turbulent Global Economy Clouds Outlook

149. Social Security Head Calls Off Shutting Agency After Court Order

150. Ticket Platform StubHub Files for IPO Showing Revenue Gain

151. Columbia University Bows to Demands After Trump Freezes Funding

152. Saskatchewan Urges Carney to Deal With Threat of Chinese Tariffs

153. Judge Scolds DOJ Lawyer Over Venezuelan Deportation Order

154. Trump Agency Lists Buildings for Sale After Real Estate Reversal

155. Secret Biden Deal Allowed Chevron to Pay Venezuela Millions

156. Congreso de Perú destituye a zar policial ante aumento del crimen

157. Chile mantiene tasa clave en 5% ante fortaleza del peso

158. Stocks Get Late Boost as Volume Jumps to 2025 High: Markets Wrap

159. How a Community Rocked by Fake Nudes Pushed Back

160. Wall Street Investors With Diversified Bets Are Winning at Last

161. Estudio de OpenAI encuentra vínculos entre el uso de ChatGPT y la soledad

162. US Bars Argentina’s Kirchner From Entry Due to Graft Case

163. Court Rules to Keep 25,000 Fired Federal Workers in Jobs for Now

164. Vivendi Cuts Telecom Italia Stake, Starting Long-Planned Exit

165. Turkish Protesters Defy Bans to Rally for Detained Erdogan Rival

166. Musk’s Presence Intrudes Even When He’s Not in the Room

167. USAID Ruling May Be Beginning of the End for Musk

168. Fannie, Freddie Speculation Mounts on Bessent Remark On Sovereign Wealth Fund

169. Peru’s Congress Fires Police Czar as Outrage Over Crime Rises

170. Hedge Funds Slash Bullish Bets on Natural Gas By Most in a Year

171. Paraguay Holds Interest Rates Steady at 6% on Inflation Outlook

172. Candidata presidencial chilena Matthei elogia austeridad del gobierno argentino

173. SEC perderá a unos 500 empleados por ofertas de renuncia voluntaria

174. Affirm Stock Has Bumpy Ride on Competition Fear, Macro Hope

175. Trump Wants Judges Impeached. Can That Happen?

176. Pacto secreto de Biden permitió a Chevron pagar millones a Venezuela

177. EE.UU. prohíbe ingreso a expresidenta argentina Cristina Kirchner por corrupción

178. Porn on Spotify Is Infiltrating the Platform’s Top Podcast Charts

179. Libraries Warn They Could Be ‘Cut off at the Knees’ by DOGE

180. Insurance Startup Ethos Taps Goldman as It Explores Going Public

181. Traders Bet on Weaker US Dollar for First Time Since Trump’s Win

182. Wall Street Banks Sweeten Leveraged Loan Terms Amid Volatility

183. US Bonds’ Best Gain This Month Comes as Fed Cut Bets Mount

184. UK Hopes of Quick EU Defense Deal Fade on Weapons Fund Access

185. Crude Edges Higher as Supply Concerns Outweigh Economic Outlook

186. JPMorgan’s Fund Unit Leaves Industry’s Net Zero Alliance

187. Chile Presidential Candidate Matthei Lauds Argentina Budget Cuts

188. FCC’s Carr Threatens to Block M&A for Companies With DEI

189. The iPhone Needs to Go Back to Its Roots to Salvage AI

190. Boeing Wins Bid for Futuristic US Fighter Jet With Eye on China

191. SEC to Lose About 500 Staffers to Buyout, Resignation Offers

192. Nike y FedEx revisan previsiones ante incertidumbre por aranceles de Trump

193. The SEC Sends an Encouraging Signal About Multi-Share-Class Funds

194. Fusão da Natura e mudança de CEO geram incerteza, dizem analistas

195. Banks Look to Sell 2.2 Billion Debt for ABC’s TI Fluid Deal

196. Canada’s Oldest Retailer, Hudson’s Bay, to Begin Liquidating Most Stores on Monday

197. Clearlake Is Nearing 4 Billion Deal for Dun & Bradstreet

198. FCC de EE.UU. bloquearía fusiones de empresas con planes de diversidad e inclusión

199. FMI discutiría acuerdo de US20.000 millones para Argentina en reunión informal

200. IMF to Consider 20 Billion Argentina Deal in Informal Meeting

201. NASA Makes Rocket Scientists Use an App to List Accomplishments

202. Brazil Iron Said to Make 1 Billion Offer for Eurasian Resources Mine Project

203. UK Considers Cutting Tech Tax for Carve-Out From Trump Tariffs

204. European Stocks Decline as Airlines Fall on Heathrow Closure

205. Brazil Iron fez oferta de US 1 bilhão pela Bamin: Fonte

206. ‘Severance’ Workplace Thriller Gives Apple a Much-Needed Hit

207. Estrangeiro embala ativos com aposta no real e entrada na bolsa

208. Netflix Bets Big on Video Games With Broad New Strategy

209. Trump Order to Share US Data Focuses on Unemployment Numbers

210. Elon Musk Visits Pentagon But Trump Denies He Got China Briefing

211. Natura Merger and CEO Change Raise Uncertainty, Analysts Say

212. Economic Red Flags Pile Up With Nike, FedEx Warning on Outlook

213. Cierran aeropuerto de Heathrow por incendio en subestación cercana

214. European Gas Erases Gains as Traders Assess Transit Point Attack

215. This Doesn’t Look Like London, Say Flyers Stuck in Goose Bay

216. Tech-Focused Hg on Becoming a 100 Billion Fund

217. Fed Officials Echo Powell, Downplay Rising Price Expectations

218. Nine Products to Help Put Your Freshest Face Forward This Spring

219. Stablecoin Bill on Track to Advance in House Committee

220. Coinbase Is in Advanced Talks to Buy Derivatives Venue Deribit

221. Former Federal Workers Are Running for Local Office

222. Trump Shifts Student Loans, Other Programs Among Agencies

223. Zadeh Kicks Owner Pleads Guilty to 80 Million Sneaker Fraud

224. Inflación en EE.UU. podría ser transitoria si el alcance de los aranceles es limitado

225. Fed’s Waller Sees No Evidence Reserves Are Nearing ‘Ample Level’

226. Germany Seizes Russian Oil Sitting on a Tanker in Baltic Sea

227. Erdogan on Collision Course With Protesters in Turkey

228. OpenAI Study Finds Links Between ChatGPT Use and Loneliness

229. Trump Adviser Calls to End Muni Tax Break in Threat to Market

230. ION’s Pignataro Plans 2 Billion Technology Hub on Greek Coast

231. The Week Sports Valuations Went Pop

232. US Sounds Out Italy Egg Producers Amid Shortages in Easter Runup

233. US Measles Cases Grow by 25% in One Week, as Total Reaches 378

234. Calpers’ Alum Musicco Launches New Fund With Morgan Stanley’s Ma

235. Apollo Exploring Potential 4 Billion Sale of Cox Media Group

236. Macron Ousts EDF CEO as Tension Rises on French Power Costs

237. Boeing supera a Lockheed y se adjudica contrato para nuevo avión de combate en EE.UU.

238. Global Risk Spurs Ontario Pension Fund to Revamp PE Strategy

239. Heathrow to Resume Some Flights After Blackout Closes Airport

240. Allegra Stratton: Will Keir Starmer’s Cake-ism Work?

241. Trump Says Joining Commonwealth Nations ‘Sounds Good to Me’

242. DOJ Moves to Take Over Trump Defense Against Jan. 6 Lawsuits

243. Carnival Says All Signs Point to Robust Cruise Demand Continuing

244. JPMorgan cambia el nombre de su programa de diversidad

245. London Heathrow Airport Closed Due to Power Outage Caused by Fire

246. Gold Slides From Record as US Stocks See Another Week of Selloff

247. What’s Different in the New Vibecession

248. France Said to Float Using Most Powerful EU Trade Tool on US

249. ‘Chinese Military Companies’ Permeate US Tech Supply Chain

250. Rachel Reeves Prepares UK Spending Cuts Forced by Budget Call Gone Wrong

251. Coal Is the Dirty Secret of Trump Minerals Order

252. Poland Charges Former Minister for Revealing Secret Defense Plan

253. Iveco Is Said to Seek Up to 1.5 Billion for Defense Unit

254. Treasury Removes Sanctions on Cryptocurrency Mixer Tornado Cash

255. Deutsche Bank, Mudrick Sue Ambac Over 65 Million Transfer

256. Bosch Boosts Credit Line With Banks in 11 Billion Funding Deal

257. Hochul Sees Path Forward With Trump in NYC Congestion-Fee Spat

258. Small Business Administration to Cut 43% of Workers in DOGE Push

259. Traders Hunt for Stock Level That Will Draw Back Systematic Buyers

260. J&J Pledges 55 Billion in US Investment Over Four Years

261. Cantor Leads a New Boom in Lending to Debt-Hungry Crypto Firms

262. Argentina le hace la ley del hielo a fondos a los que debe US16.100 millones

263. Trafigura-Backed Congo Cobalt Miner Scraps Sale to Chinese Firm

264. Syria Sanctions Relief Sought by Bipartisan Pair of Lawmakers

265. What Living in New York City Is Like Now: From Rent to Rats

266. Rwanda-Backed Rebels Expand Land in Congo Despite Ceasefire

267. Sudan Ravaged by a Civil War the World Has Overlooked

268. US-Congo Minerals, Security Talks in Early Stages, Minister Says

269. Stournaras Says Everything Points to April ECB Cut: Econostream

270. Chip Companies Flood Germany With 6 Billion in Subsidy Requests

271. Germany Looks to Sublet LNG Ships After Contractual Disputes

272. UAE Pledges 1.4 Trillion US Investment After Trump Meeting

273. Zoll beschlagnahmt Öltanker aus russischer Schattenflotte

274. London Is Calling, But Where’s My Phone?

275. HIV Budget Cuts Would Spark Case Surge, Democrats Warn Trump

276. UK Energy Firm That Let Customers Own a Share of a Wind Farm Nears Insolvency

277. Deutsche Bank AT1 Jumps After Missed Call as Coupon Doubles

278. Antiguos rivales unen fuerzas en Chile para resucitar a la rebelde WOM

279. Trump Cabinet Weighing Secrecy Claim in Venezuela Case, DOJ Says

280. The Odd Couple in Charge of Resurrecting Chile’s Rebel Telecom

281. BofA: ‘Monströse’ Aktienzuflüsse, Zollrisiko als gering bewertet

282. Why Chefs Are So Obsessed With Compound Butter Right Now—And You Should Be, Too

283. Trump Official Demands No ‘Gobbledygook’ From US Consultant Firms

284. Tesla’s Retail Fans Buy the Stock at a Pace Never Seen Before

285. Korean Air Formalizes 33 Billion Jet Deal With Boeing, GE

286. Banks to Kick Off 2.7 Billion Debt Sale for Bain’s Apleona Deal

287. Democrats Pour Money Into Florida Races to Erode GOP Majority

288. Nuevo ministro de Hacienda de Colombia dice que impulsará los ingresos fiscales

289. State Department Calls Off Advisory Meeting on Child Labor

290. UK Deputy Chief Statistician Steps Aside as Data Crisis Spreads

291. Trump’s ‘Big One’ on Tariffs Has Emerging Markets on Edge

292. EV Maker Nio Flags Sluggish First Quarter, Pledges Cost Cuts

293. What Happened When the Trump Administration Ordered a CDC Blackout

294. Tesla Vandalism Sparked by Fury Against Musk Draws GOP Ire

295. Can’t Look Away: The Case Against Social Media

296. Heathrow Shutdown Exposes Dangers of a Single Point of Failure

297. Social Security to Resume Deferring Payments to Debt Collection

298. Colombia’s Incoming Finance Chief Says He’ll Boost Tax Revenues

299. Carnival Shares Drop as Short Term Outlook Adds to Slowdown Fears

300. Jefe la Fed de Nueva York considera apropiadas las tasas moderadamente restrictivas