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Uncertainty on tariffs hurt; paying them is worse, survey shows

BUSINESS

Uncertainty on tariffs hurt; paying them is worse, survey shows

That’s among the takeaways from a survey of 336 small to mid-size companies by Freightos, a Barcelona-based cargo booking platform

Fed debate turns to pace of cuts amid heavy Trump pressure

WORLD

Fed debate turns to pace of cuts amid heavy Trump pressure

A cut this week, however, won’t necessarily set the Fed on a smooth glide path to lower rates

US, China officials kick off economic, trade talks in Madrid

WORLD

US, China officials kick off economic, trade talks in Madrid

Delegations led by US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng arrived at the venue in Madrid Sunday afternoon

Global 36-hour interest-rate spree heralds first US cut of 2025

WORLD

Global 36-hour interest-rate spree heralds first US cut of 2025

The standoff over Fed policy, pitting Trump’s strident calls for lower borrowing costs against Chair Jerome Powell’s concerns about tariff-driven inflation, hangs over the meeting

Politics drive investment divide in Southeast Asia’s top markets

BUSINESS

Politics drive investment divide in Southeast Asia’s top markets

Foreign investors have pulled $653 million from Indonesia’s stock market this month, the worst period of selling since April as violent protests and the abrupt replacement of the finance minister rock the country.

China starts probes targeting US semiconductor sector

WORLD

China starts probes targeting US semiconductor sector

The probes comes shortly after the US added 23 more China-based companies to its entity list

Musk says SpaceX to fly bigger, fully reusable starship in 2026

BUSINESS

Musk says SpaceX to fly bigger, fully reusable starship in 2026

The newer Starship will be capable of carrying more than 100 tons of payload to orbit, the SpaceX chief executive officer said, speaking via video at an All-In Podcast conference on Tuesday.

Tesla’s chair says only Musk can lead company’s next phase

BUSINESS

Tesla’s chair says only Musk can lead company’s next phase

“He is a generational leader,” Robyn Denholm said Friday on Bloomberg TV. “There aren’t any other people out there like Elon who can actually lead the company over the next decade or so.”

Hedge funds slash bullish oil bets to lowest ever amid OPEC hike

BUSINESS

Hedge funds slash bullish oil bets to lowest ever amid OPEC hike

Extreme bearish posturing may be tempered by geopolitical risks, including Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian energy infrastructure and the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

Satya Nadella-backed Groww to file IPO papers as early as next week: Report

BUSINESS

Satya Nadella-backed Groww to file IPO papers as early as next week: Report

Backed by Microsoft Corp. Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadella, Groww is seeking to raise between $650 million and $800 million at a valuation of up to $8 billion

US proposes broad G-7 sanctions on Russian energy to end war: Report

WORLD

US proposes broad G-7 sanctions on Russian energy to end war: Report

The proposal poses a challenge given that several nations in the EU, including Hungary, have blocked more stringent sanctions targeting Russia’s energy sector

Elon Musk's Tesla pivots to robots as investors question sales and soaring valuation

BUSINESS

Elon Musk's Tesla pivots to robots as investors question sales and soaring valuation

Musk earlier this month declared on his social-media platform X that about "80% of Tesla’s value will be Optimus," referring to the company’s robot initiative.

India is said to plan $3.4 billion railway lines near China border: Report

BUSINESS

India is said to plan $3.4 billion railway lines near China border: Report

India has separately constructed 1,700 kilometers of rail lines in the northeastern region in the past decade, the people said.

Giorgio Armani’s will names LVMH, essilor, L’Oreal preferred stake buyers

BUSINESS

Giorgio Armani’s will names LVMH, essilor, L’Oreal preferred stake buyers

Giorgio Armani left his closely held Giorgio Armani SpA to his foundation, family members and partner Leo Dell’Orco

China says trade tensions, pandemic made emissions cuts tough

BUSINESS

China says trade tensions, pandemic made emissions cuts tough

Controlling emissions intensity has been ‘more challenging,’ China’s Minister of Ecology and Environment Huang Runqiu said in a speech this week

Singapore to announce shareholder ‘value unlock’ plans this year

BUSINESS

Singapore to announce shareholder ‘value unlock’ plans this year

Singapore has already unveiled a range of measures to encourage more participation in trading its stocks, and the government-led review group has said it continues to look for more ways

Vietnam warns of major data theft after credit center hacked

BUSINESS

Vietnam warns of major data theft after credit center hacked

The national cyberresponse team is taking emergency measures to deal with the incident, the government said on its website

China aims to more than double energy storage capacity by 2027

BUSINESS

China aims to more than double energy storage capacity by 2027

The battery systems, known in China as “new type” of storage to set them apart from hydro-pumped technology, should ensure smooth grid integration of renewable power from intermittent sources such as solar and wind.

Citigroup hires banking veteran Shan Li for key role in Asia

BUSINESS

Citigroup hires banking veteran Shan Li for key role in Asia

Li is a veteran banker who has held key leadership and advisory roles across global and regional financial institutions, including Credit Suisse, UBS Group AG, and Bank of China International.

Paramount Skydance is preparing a bid for Warner Bros

BUSINESS

Paramount Skydance is preparing a bid for Warner Bros

The mostly cash offer will be for the entire company, the Wall Street Journal reported earlier Thursday, without providing terms

US tech stocks are doing so well investors are starting to worry

TECHNOLOGY

US tech stocks are doing so well investors are starting to worry

A gauge of expected volatility in the index hasn’t budged in months. And on Wednesday, infrastructure software giant Oracle Inc. made history with a 36% pop, its biggest gain since 1992.

US core CPI rises as expected, keeping fed on track for rate cut

BUSINESS

US core CPI rises as expected, keeping fed on track for rate cut

The report suggests inflation continues to linger. President Donald Trump’s global tariffs are impacting prices of some goods, while ongoing increases in services costs may present a more persistent pressure to overall inflation.

US initial jobless claims jump to highest in almost four years

BUSINESS

US initial jobless claims jump to highest in almost four years

Meanwhile continuing claims, a proxy for the number of people receiving benefits, were unchanged at 1.94 million in the week ended Aug. 30.

Apple analyst sentiment hits five-year low after two downgrades

BUSINESS

Apple analyst sentiment hits five-year low after two downgrades

With the downgrades, Apple’s recommendation consensus — a proxy for the ratio of buy, hold, and sell ratings — has dropped to 3.9 out of 5, its lowest since early 2020

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