BREAKING: K-pop boy band BTS' agency starts trading at double the IPO price, rising as much as 30%. Each of the seven singers is now $20 million richer. trib.al/vsI88xj
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- Starbucks expects the pandemic to reduce sales this quarter by as much as $3.2 billion
- President Xi Jinping says China wants to be friends with the US and that his nation won’t fight a war with anyone, one of his clearest remarks yet proclaiming a desire for peaceful ties between the world’s two largest economies trib.al/fN0RrUB
- BTS band members make millions as Big Hit shares surge in IPO. With the surge in shares, Big Hit founder Bang Si-hyuk’s wealth reaches $3.8 billion, one of the biggest fortunes in Korea. trib.al/Z8alywE
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- Argentina emerged from a brutal recession in the third quarter, boosting the odds that President Javier Milei heads into mid-term elections with growth and cooling inflation
- Ray Dalio said he would rather own Bitcoin than a bond
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- German conservative leader Friedrich Merz has begun the heavy lifting required to shore up the parliamentary super-majority he’ll need to drive through his plan to unleash limitless defense spending
