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Synspective CEO Motoyuki Arai expresses optimism about his company's business and growth outlook, driven by increasing global demand for satellite technology.

GalaxySpace, China's first 'unicorn' company in the commercial space sector, plans to launch more satellites in 2026, citing supportive government policies.

Cebu Pacific's CEO expects supply-chain issues to resolve by 2028, indicating a positive outlook for the airline's operations and potentially boosting investor confidence.

Northwest European countries are doubling down on offshore wind power despite criticism from U.S.

Wall Street's main indexes rose over 1% on Wednesday, driven by a framework deal on Greenland and averted U.S.

BNP Paribas Wealth Management APAC CEO Arnaud Tellier believes Asia's wealth management industry is at an inflection point, driven by sustained wealth creation and evolving client needs.

EQT Asia Chairman Jean Eric Salata identifies Japan as the most attractive buyout market, citing potential opportunities for investors.

YPF's Chairman and CEO Horacio Marin discusses the company's deal with XRG to invest in an LNG project in Argentina, highlighting Argentina's LNG outlook and economic reforms.

Hamilton Lane's Executive Co-Chairman Hartley Rogers is optimistic about the private markets, expecting growth to continue due to economic development in Asia.

US President Donald Trump's hardline approach in his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping has been deemed successful, with Trump rating the meeting as an 'outstanding success' and indicating he will continue this approach.

Soybean prices continue to rise as the US and China agree on halting retaliatory tariffs, with China also committing to increase soybean purchases this year.

The Global Methane Pledge, aimed at reducing methane emissions, is falling short of its goals as many countries are not cutting emissions at the necessary rate.