Hong Kong’s Picky IPO Issuers Rewrite Playbook for Allocations
Hong Kong’s boom in initial public offerings has turned getting shares in the hottest deals into something of an invitation-only affair.
Day: September 3, 2026
Yen Rallies as Intervention, BOJ Rate Risk Weigh on Wary Traders
The yen jumped sharply for a second day, reversing a month of gradual decline, as traders lifted bets on Japanese interest-rate hikes and were on high alert to the risk of authorities wading back into the market to boost the currency.
Yen Rallies as Intervention, BOJ Rate Risk Weigh on Traders
The yen strengthened 2% Thursday, reversing a month of gradual decline, as traders lifted bets on Japanese interest-rate hikes and were on high alert to the risk of authorities wading back into the market to boost the currency.
Reclaimed water revived Tucson river; 37 dragonfly species appeared in 4 months
Reclaimed water revived Tucson river; 37 dragonfly species appeared in 4 months
Can Ratan Tata’s inherited shares go to his charities?
Can Ratan Tata’s inherited shares go to his charities?
Nvidia’s price hike plan may raise India’s AI infra costs
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A Michigan farmer bought back the 131 acres his family had lost over the decades; in 2026, he sold the development rights so the land can never be broken up for housing
Michigan farmer John Boyer bought back his family’s 131 acres after the land changed hands over decades. In 2026, he sold its development rights to the Little Traverse Conservancy through a conservation easement, ensuring the property cannot be divided for housing or commercial development. Boyer hopes the farmland remains protected for generations.
A Michigan farmer bought back the 131 acres his family had lost over the decades; in 2026, he sold the development rights so the land can never be broken up for housing
Michigan farmer John Boyer bought back his family’s 131 acres after the land changed hands over decades. In 2026, he sold its development rights to the Little Traverse Conservancy through a conservation easement, ensuring the property cannot be divided for housing or commercial development. Boyer hopes the farmland remains protected for generations.
‘Didn’t benefit country’: Kenya ousts Tata Chemicals
‘Didn’t benefit country’: Kenya ousts Tata Chemicals
‘Didn’t benefit country’: Kenya ousts Tata Chemicals
‘Didn’t benefit country’: Kenya ousts Tata Chemicals