Regulation of fast-growing private loan market to rise

The private credit asset class has grown rapidly in the last decade but regulatory concerns are also rising

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China's education clampdown will spur study abroad

Narrowing domestic education options have prompted more families to consider sending their children to study abroad

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Some 17 states have introduced artificial intelligence (AI) laws and 14 others are considering their first AI bills

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Implementation of the SEC’s climate risk disclosure rule, which forms part of the Biden green agenda, is in doubt

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The 20 clubs of English football’s Premier League have postponed a vote expected today on introducing new spending rules

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The German chancellor has visited China ahead of potential EU tariffs on Chinese goods and Chinese retaliation

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Now that the AI Act is set to become law, attention is focused on the enforcement challenges that lie ahead

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The WTO’s standing is under threat amid the dispute settlement function suspension and low appetite for trade deals

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Efforts to increase competition and thus boost sluggish growth face a range of obstacles

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On May 14, Labor Treasurer Jim Chalmers presented his third budget, possibly the last before the next election

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