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Adani stocks lose $10 billion in market value as MSCI exclusion weighs

BUSINESS

Adani stocks lose $10 billion in market value as MSCI exclusion weighs

Adani Total Gas Ltd. and Adani Transmission Ltd. — the two stocks to be dropped from the MSCI India gauge at the end of this month — headed for their worst weeks since late February.

Apple, Samsung looking to expand in India: Rajeev Chandrasekhar

BUSINESS

Apple, Samsung looking to expand in India: Rajeev Chandrasekhar

The South Asian nation is seeking to expand its early success in smartphones to other product categories, Rajeev Chandrasekhar, India’s minister of state for technology, told Bloomberg TV’s Rishaad Salamat and Haslinda Amin on Friday.

Elon Musk’s lawyer sends letter to Microsoft on Twitter data misuse

WORLD

Elon Musk’s lawyer sends letter to Microsoft on Twitter data misuse

Microsoft may have been in violation of multiple provisions of its data agreement with Twitter “for an extended period of time,” Quinn Emanuel attorney Alex Spiro wrote in a letter seen by Bloomberg News.

UK plans meeting on AI risks with OpenAI, DeepMind bosses

WORLD

UK plans meeting on AI risks with OpenAI, DeepMind bosses

The summit will be convened as soon as this month, with invitations likely for OpenAI chief Sam Altman and the leaders of Alphabet Inc.’s DeepMind and Anthropic, the people said. Sunak could be among officials in attendance, they said, requesting anonymity because the plans haven’t been finalized.

Kevin McCarthy, Chuck Schumer eye debt-limit votes ahead of June 1 deadline

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Kevin McCarthy, Chuck Schumer eye debt-limit votes ahead of June 1 deadline

Kevin McCarthy said that negotiators on the federal debt limit may reach an agreement in principle as soon as this weekend, lining up a vote in his chamber.

Jaguar owner Tata leans toward UK over Spain for battery plant

BUSINESS

Jaguar owner Tata leans toward UK over Spain for battery plant

Tata, a conglomerate involved in industries from cars to salt, is currently favoring a factory in England after the UK government offered a support package, according to people familiar with the matter.

Byju’s Alpha accused of hiding $500 million from lenders

BUSINESS

Byju’s Alpha accused of hiding $500 million from lenders

The allegation came out at a court hearing on Thursday in Delaware, where Byju’s Alpha faces a lawsuit over who should control the company. Lenders claim that because of a default earlier this year, they have the right to put their representative, Timothy R. Pohl, in charge.

RBI dividends to Modi’s government may double, aiding fiscal gap

BUSINESS

RBI dividends to Modi’s government may double, aiding fiscal gap

A Bloomberg survey of nine economists saw the surplus transfer at 900 billion rupees ($10.9 billion) for the year ended March, compared to the government’s own estimate of 480 billion rupees, which includes dividends from state-controlled banks. Last year, the RBI approved a payout of 303.1 billion rupees, the lowest in a decade.

Why Natural Disasters Seem Worse Than Our Direst Predictions

SCIENCE

Why Natural Disasters Seem Worse Than Our Direst Predictions

It’s human nature to latch on to the most easily available snippets of information.

Burberry's Quiet Luxury Isn't Getting Its Due

BUSINESS

Burberry's Quiet Luxury Isn't Getting Its Due

Britain’s answer to LVMH is suffering a setback. But don’t rule out its transformation just yet.

An Indian Biryani Won’t Democratize E-Commerce

BUSINESS

An Indian Biryani Won’t Democratize E-Commerce

Strong interest in discounted restaurant deliveries has policymakers excited about replacing existing platforms with open digital markets. But a free-for-all may not work.

Where’s the Justice in Net Zero?

ENVIRONMENT

Where’s the Justice in Net Zero?

Net zero is the target we need to fight climate change. But we have to consider the implications beyond the numbers.

Amazon unveils new gadgets as AI race heats up

WORLD

Amazon unveils new gadgets as AI race heats up

For more than a year the digital assistant has been using a home-built set of large language models — the foundational networks that enable ChatGPT and rival technologies — to help summarize text gathered from the web and make Alexa more conversant in various languages, Dave Limp, Amazon’s senior vice president of Devices & Services, said in an interview.

Goldman Sachs slashes Adani group stakes from its ESG funds

BUSINESS

Goldman Sachs slashes Adani group stakes from its ESG funds

Goldman funds registered as promoting environmental, social and governance goals under European Union rules sold about 11.7 million shares in Adani companies in February, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

JPMorgan asset says markets are right to bet Fed cuts are coming

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JPMorgan asset says markets are right to bet Fed cuts are coming

“The market is right to be penciling in cuts,” said Seamus Mac Gorain, head of global rates in London. “Inflation is too high and it will take a recession to bring it back down,” he said, adding that US banking woes “have only made a recession more likely.”

Bearish options cast doubt on India, EM Asia’s best stock market

BUSINESS

Bearish options cast doubt on India, EM Asia’s best stock market

The Nifty-50 index has gained 2.6% over the period, compared with drops of 0.7% and 2.2% in MSCI’s Asia and emerging market gauges, respectively. At the same time, growing bearish bets in the options market are signaling that the rally may have run its course.

India set for LNG deal-making rush in win for Modi’s gas push

BUSINESS

India set for LNG deal-making rush in win for Modi’s gas push

Importers are accelerating efforts to lock in fuel, according to traders and executives. Buyers including Petronet LNG Ltd., GAIL India Ltd. and Indian Oil Corp. are in talks with suppliers in the US, Qatar and the UAE for deals that last for 20 years.

India’s diamond exports seen sluggish on weak US, China demand

BUSINESS

India’s diamond exports seen sluggish on weak US, China demand

The nation, which is the world’s top polishing hub, reported an almost 10% decline in cut and polished diamond exports to $22 billion in the financial year ended March, driven by inconsistent Russian rough-diamond supplies and softer demand in key global markets.

Stubborn cash squeeze risks derailing economic recovery

BUSINESS

Stubborn cash squeeze risks derailing economic recovery

After a surge in recent weeks, the weighted average call rate which Reserve Bank of India closely monitors, has shot above its policy rate ceiling of 6.75%.

Mike Pence calls for end to Fed’s jobs role as he weighs 2024 bid

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Mike Pence calls for end to Fed’s jobs role as he weighs 2024 bid

The Fed’s dual mandate for price stability and maximum sustainable employment doesn’t serve the US well, Pence said in an exclusive interview with Bloomberg News before a speech Tuesday in New Hampshire, an early Republican primary state.

Kim Kardashian's $1 billion buyout pitch leans on her social media reach

WORLD

Kim Kardashian's $1 billion buyout pitch leans on her social media reach

The firm, SKKY Partners, has a unique asset to elevate its profile as it tries to raise that cash — the millions of fans and followers who watch Kardashian’s every move on social media.

Investors most pessimistic so far this year, BofA survey shows

WORLD

Investors most pessimistic so far this year, BofA survey shows

The sentiment among fund managers deteriorated to the most bearish this year, with 65% of survey participants now expecting a weaker economy, BofA’s poll showed.

SVB’s former CEO says Fed, social media contributed to bank’s collapse

WORLD

SVB’s former CEO says Fed, social media contributed to bank’s collapse

“The messaging from the Federal Reserve was that interest rates would remain low and that the inflation that was starting to bubble up would only be ‘transitory,’” Becker said in written testimony prepared for a US Senate Banking Committee hearing Tuesday focused on Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank, both of which were seized by regulators in March.

Stan Druckenmiller, David Tepper lead family offices betting on AI

WORLD

Stan Druckenmiller, David Tepper lead family offices betting on AI

Druckenmiller’s Duquesne Family Office increased its stake in Nvidia Corp., a chipmaker that’s been a key beneficiary of the increased interest in AI, according to the firm’s quarterly 13F filing. Nvidia’s stock is up 98% so far this year, making it one of the top performers in the S&P 500 Index.

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