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There's an unexplained 10-second gap in the preliminary report for the Air India crash that could become the key to understanding what brought down Boeing's most advanced jetliner. Danny Lee 李嘉洪 breaks it down: http://bloom.bg/40AKtMi

Prime Minister Keir Starmer will welcome Narendra Modi during the Indian premier’s two-day visit to the UK at which both countries’ trade ministers will formalize the pact.

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Donald Trump suggested that he would not go below 15% as he sets so-called "reciprocal" tariff rates ahead of an Aug. 1 deadline, an indication that the floor for the increased levies was rising

Demand for 40-year Japanese government bonds is at its weakest since 2011 amid concerns over government spending and following news of a US-Japan trade deal. Here's why investors are so worried.

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Air India Flight AI 171 was airborne for just 32 seconds on June 12 before disaster struck. But the key to unlocking what brought down Boeing’s most advanced jetliner may lie in a chilling 10-second gap buried in the crash probe’s timeline. Read more here: bloom.bg/4meweoW Illustration: Christian Capestany, 📷: Bloomberg

US industries and protectionists are raising alarms with Donald Trump’s pact with Japan, saying it risks undercutting his stated goals of rebalancing America’s trading relationships and reviving domestic manufacturing