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Alo Yoga Expands International Presence with First Greater China Stores

Alo Yoga Expands International Presence with First Greater China Stores

Alo Yoga Expands International Presence with First Greater China Stores

Former Cranston Mayor Allan Fung Announces Mother's Passing

Former Cranston Mayor Allan Fung Announces Mother's Passing

Former Cranston Mayor Allan Fung announced the passing of his mother, Tan Ping Fung. The announcement was made by Fung via a social media post on Friday. In his statement, Fung shared that his mother had lived a life marked by resilience and hard work, having journeyed from Hoi Ping in China to Hong Kong, and ultimately achieving the American dream. He described her as having conquered every challenge with a significant smile and immense work ethic, highlighting her sweet soul and consistent concern for others. Fung expressed the profound loss felt by his family, stating they already miss her tremendously. Allan Fung served as the mayor of Cranston from 2009 to 2021 and is currently running as an independent candidate to represent District 15 in the Rhode Island House of Representatives.

Bain Capital Explores $15 Billion Investment in Koch's Data Center Developer Edged

Bain Capital Explores $15 Billion Investment in Koch's Data Center Developer Edged

Bain Capital Explores $15 Billion Investment in Koch's Data Center Developer Edged

World shares mixed after global bond sell-off deepens and ahead of US jobs data

World shares mixed after global bond sell-off deepens and ahead of US jobs data

Global shares are mixed after a global bond sell-off deepened

China's first Tibetan UFC fighter chases title dream and inspires fans

China's first Tibetan UFC fighter chases title dream and inspires fans

By Chenxi Yang and Nicoco Chan SHANGHAI, Oct 2 (Reuters) - Lately, Su Mudaerji's dreams have been mainly about fighting. Sometimes, he wakes replaying imagined rounds. On other nights, his subconscious takes him back to the Tibetan plateau, riding a horse and eating a barbecue under an open sky.

Seoul's anger with Kyiv over POWs may be driven by worries about its ties to North Korea

Seoul's anger with Kyiv over POWs may be driven by worries about its ties to North Korea

South Korea’s president has threatened to take unspecified punitive steps against Ukraine if it refuses to apologize over its revelation of a supposedly secret transfer of two North Korean prisoners of war to South Korea

Morning Bid: Can Treasuries rally for a second day?

Morning Bid: Can Treasuries rally for a second day?

A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Stella Qiu It's probably not much of a surprise that Treasury yields hit 24-year highs of 5.34% on the first trading day of October after their steepest quarterly rise in 32 years.

KKR Highlights Diverse Growth Drivers and Opportunities in Asia Private Equity

KKR Highlights Diverse Growth Drivers and Opportunities in Asia Private Equity

KKR Highlights Diverse Growth Drivers and Opportunities in Asia Private Equity

Su Mudaerji Aims to Become China's First Men's UFC Champion, Inspiring Tibetan Youth

Su Mudaerji Aims to Become China's First Men's UFC Champion, Inspiring Tibetan Youth

Su Mudaerji Aims to Become China's First Men's UFC Champion, Inspiring Tibetan Youth

Hedge funds struggle for September gains as rate, AI swings bite

Hedge funds struggle for September gains as rate, AI swings bite

By Anirban Sen and Summer Zhen HONG KONG, Oct 2 (Reuters) - Global hedge funds struggled to deliver positive returns in September as surging bond yields, higher oil prices and sharp swings in AI shares whipsawed the markets, according to prime brokerage notes and investors.

Adastra Establishes Global Executive Team Following Carlyle Group Acquisition

Adastra Establishes Global Executive Team Following Carlyle Group Acquisition

Adastra Establishes Global Executive Team Following Carlyle Group Acquisition

Asian shares fall after wild swings in bonds, FX; US jobs data looms

Asian shares fall after wild swings in bonds, FX; US jobs data looms

By Stella Qiu SYDNEY, Oct 2 (Reuters) - Asian shares fell on Friday as investors grappled with wild swings in bond and currency markets ahead of key US jobs data, while a widening US military buildup in the Gulf kept oil prices elevated and inflation risks alive.