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Bathla Group, a Sydney property developer, has disclosed $94 million in unsecured debts while administrators continue negotiations to avoid liquidation.

Roche Holding AG announced plans to expand laboratory testing capacity in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Ebola outbreak epicenter in Ituri, aiming to improve response efforts amid an ongoing epidemic.

Oil prices surged by approximately 10% over the week due to renewed US-Iran hostilities, which initially pressured equities and raised yields.

Chinese University of Hong Kong is seeking a bank loan of roughly HK$4 billion (about $510 million) to refinance a facility that supports its private hospital, reflecting a broader trend of local universities using debt financing for large projects.

Nomura Securities has outlined an extreme scenario in which the Bank of Japan (BOJ) could implement three consecutive interest rate hikes through December.

The article reports that Cathie Wood's ARK Investment Management purchased $44.5 million of a declining tech stock, though the specific company is not named in the provided text.

The article argues that Hong Kong’s primary and secondary education system needs a modernisation blueprint to address AI-driven automation, geopolitical tensions, and the demand for relational intelligence.

The article reports that the recent rally in cobalt prices is reversing as exports from the Democratic Republic of Congo increase under a new regulatory regime.

New Zealand's central bank (RBNZ) is more likely to delay its next interest rate hike until December, as indicated by Assistant Governor Karen Silk.

The article addresses investor sentiment amid fear, uncertainty, and doubt regarding stock market direction but provides no specific evidence, data, or named assets to support any actionable interpretation.

Stephens analyst Melissa Roberts suggests Bloom Energy (BLDR) and Cheniere Energy (LNG) are among the most likely additions to the S&P 500 before the end of the quarter.

The Philippine central bank's inflation report shows consumer prices rose 6.1% year-over-year in August, marking the fourth consecutive monthly decline but remaining above the central bank's target range.