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The unexpected origins of a modern finance tool (www.sciencedaily.com)

In the early 1600s, the officials running Durham Cathedral, in England, had serious financial problems. Soaring prices had raised expenses. Most cathedral income came from renting land to tenant farmers, who had long leases so officials could not easily raise the rent. Instead, church leaders started charging periodic fees, but...

Chinese who lost money in bank fraud detained for months after protest (www.reuters.com)

When Ou Yangyun travelled to the Chinese city of Zhengzhou in February to demand recompense after his bank account containing tens of thousands of dollars was frozen, his family expected him to be home two days later to celebrate the Lunar New Year with his five-year-old twins....

Euro-Area Finance Chiefs Back G-7 push to provide loans to Ukraine using windfall profits generated from frozen Russian central bank assets as collateral (www.bloomberg.com)

Euro-area finance ministers gave political backing Wednesday to an effort by Group of Seven nations to provide loans to Ukraine using windfall profits generated from immobilized Russian central bank assets....

Visa Adds New Way to Share Customer Shopping Data With Retailers (www.bloomberg.com)

- Consumers’ preferences to be shared via proprietary tokens***- Firm competing with fintech newcomers, fellow giant Mastercard******- The payments company also is aiming to make it easier for consumers to make purchases by a facial recognition-triggered click-to-pay experience***...

China’s biggest chipmaker SMIC warns of ‘fierce’ competition as it misses quarterly profit expectations (www.cnbc.com)

SMIC, China’s biggest contract chip manufacturer, is seen as critical to Beijing’s ambitions of cutting foreign reliance in its domestic semiconductor industry as the U.S. continues to curb China’s tech power. SMIC lags behind Taiwan’s TSMC and South Korea’s Samsung Electronics, according to analysts....

China’s property crisis leaves trail of ghost cities in Malaysia and Cambodia (www.dailymirror.lk)

Reports say that round 20 percent of China’s urban housing properties, roughly 65 million units, sit vacant. These “ghost cities” such as Tiandu Cheng, Thames Town, and Binhai sprawl across hundreds of square kilometers, boasting infrastructure, skyscrapers, and public spaces but are significantly underpopulated, with vast...

Migrants hit by high fees to send money home (www.bbc.com)

One target of the UN Sustainable Development Goals is that by 2030, remittance fees should be less than 3%, and total fees to send and receive money between a pair of countries should be no more than 5%. Some researchers believe that to be truly affordable, the first goal should be even less than 3%....

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