Consumers in the world's second-largest economy clearly still have cash to spend, even if China as a whole is still recovering from the economic shock of the coronavirus pandemic.
China's central bank moved to change a rule that means traders will find it cheaper to short the yuan, triggering some weakness in the currency on Monday after months of strengthening.
With no domestic air travel market, Singapore "can't wait around for a vaccine" to revive its aviation sector, said Ong Ye Kung, the country's transport minister.
As major businesses and institutions pledge to double down on their diversity and inclusion (D&I) agendas in the wake of international protests against systemic racism, it's becoming easier for employees to rate their efforts.
The White House gathering marks Trump's first public event since he revealed last Friday that he and first lady Melania Trump tested positive for Covid-19.
Finance Minister Rishi Sunak said Friday that firms whose premises have to shut over the winter period as part of local or national restrictions will receive grants.
A "great rebalancing" of investor portfolios away from core government bonds and a "coupon clipping environment" for markets are coming, according to HSBC Global Asset Management.