Kenya’s shilling is among the most vulnerable currencies in Africa, according to strategists at Wall Street banks, who predict the central bank will dial back on selling dollars and allow the currency to weaken over the coming months https://t.co/UR2PuCNk3t ...

Workers in London are bracing for travel disruption as drivers on the UK capital’s Underground train network go on strike https://t.co/NG5mTe1bhB ...

RT Saritha Rai (@SarithaRai)On Sunday morning in Beijing, a vivid-red humanoid robot beat the men's world record by 7m by completing a half-marathon in 50m26s. Not tech gimmickry but showed that rapid AI advances cd bring machines to real-world use cases faster than anticipatedhttps://t.co/y8Ywlc7EbH #AI https://t.co/9NDkrRaNyZ ...

Hong Kong’s flight capacity is set to increase around 10% in the second quarter, driven by additional seats on routes to China and South Korea, even as services to the Middle East decline https://t.co/X05RCoAYb8 ...

After having to scour the globe for new markets during the trade standoff with the US, China’s latest crop of entrepreneurs is wielding technologies that make more of their shipments war-proof. Read more: https://t.co/zFfxbHBti3📷️: Jade Gao/AFP https://t.co/mQjFbweupJ ...

Mercuria Energy plans to raise at least $200 million of financing in Asia, sources say, as commodity traders seek alternative sources of funding at a time when the Iran war has raised the cost of buying cargoes https://t.co/jTFW10zZOq ...

Democratic Republic of Congo’s central bank will restrict cash transactions in US dollars starting next April to curb money laundering and improve confidence in the national currency https://t.co/yJfHe0CwJ6 ...

Why it won't matter what Fed nominee Kevin Warsh has to say at his confirmation hearing, according to @johnauthers (via @opinion) https://t.co/NQXRMlOfOx ...

BP has a new chair, a new CEO and - finally - a new strategy. But the oil giant keeps making unforced errors, writes @JavierBlas (via @opinion) https://t.co/c34mQLWoqm ...

The surge in shoplifting shows what happens when you go soft on petty crime — but isn't a sign of broader social breakdown, says Matthew Brooker (via @opinion) https://t.co/K2rd56m9U2 ...