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As activist Starboard teams up with former Pfizer executives, the pharma giant's lack of focus is in the spotlight.

Australian stocks are poised to edge lower ahead of Tuesday's open, with futures down 0.05% following a negative lead from U.S. markets overnight.

LRS allows resident Indians to send $250,000 abroad every financial year, but there are some nuances and restrictions.

Earnings from the utilities, materials and industrials sectors could offer more signs of a broadening market rally.

PepsiCo lowered its full-year outlook for organic revenue but reiterated its forecast for its earnings growth.

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A US resident can gift money to a sibling in India without tax implications. Proper procedure must be followed, including acceptance of the gift

An epic Chinese stock market rally lost steam after a comments from the nation's economic planners disappointed hopes for more fiscal stimulus measures.

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Luxury spending in China traditionally is correlated with home prices. That is bad news for global brands that start reporting the latest quarterly results next week.

European natural-gas prices fell in early trade as weak demand and high inventories eased concerns over disruption risks in the Middle East.

More than £1.5bn has been wiped off the value of housebuilder Vistry in early trading after the company underestimated the cost of building nine developments.

No one wants to be that "dumb" investor to invest right at the top, see a substantial decline, and then be told: "Of course, the market was set for a crash. Didn't you see all the signs?"

Samsung posts worse-than-expected guidance for third quarter

The euro may fall toward the 1.0860-1.0885 support area against the U.S. dollar, based on the weekly chart, UOB's Global Economics & Markets Research, said.

JGBs fell in the morning Tokyo session, tracking overnight price declines in U.S. Treasurys.

Oil edged lower in early Asian trade likely due to profit-taking.

Gold was steady in the early Asian session. Dampening expectations of a larger Fed rate cut after the unexpectedly strong non-farm payrolls report was capping precious metals' price upside, Sucden Financial said.