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Often one of the central bank's bigger proponents for tighter monetary policy, Mester, 65, will reach mandatory retirement in 2024.

The cost of not being in the market on the most important days is devastating to a long-term portfolio. 

HSBC said it is launching custody services for storing tokenized securities, digital versions of regulated assets like bonds that exist on the blockchain.

UBS on Wednesday began selling Additional Tier 1 (AT1) bonds for the first time since completing the takeover of Credit Suisse.

China's autonomous trucking industry may be near an inflection point.

Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee said a soft landing is still on the table as the Fed seeks to combat inflation without hurting the economy significantly.

UBS on Tuesday reported a bigger-than-expected third-quarter net loss of $785 million as it works to integrate fallen rival Credit Suisse.

Most consumers in China are planning to keep a lid on spending during this year's Singles Day shopping festival, according to a survey from Bain and Company.

Growth in cost-sharing like deductibles and out-of-pocket maximums has been relatively muted in recent years, according to health data.

Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser may preside over some of Wall Street's deepest job cuts in years as she faces mounting pressure to fix the third-largest U.S. bank.

Buy now, pay later firm Klarna has begun a legal entity restructuring to set up a new holding company in the U.K., as a precursor to an eventual IPO.

Singapore's largest bank DBS Group reported a 17% jump in third-quarter profit, and declared a dividend.