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Trump officials say letter to Harvard sent by mistake: NYT

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Trump officials say letter to Harvard sent by mistake: NYT

The letter was sent by the acting general counsel of the Department of Health and Human Services, Sean Keveney, the paper said, citing three unidentified people who were briefed on the matter.

Xi Jinping’s no. 2 signals openness to policy shift as tariffs hit

BUSINESS

Xi Jinping’s no. 2 signals openness to policy shift as tariffs hit

China’s GDP expanded 5.4% last quarter from a year before, thanks in part to Beijing’s consumer subsidies, along with an export surge to get ahead of the tariffs

Trump raises Powell firing as ire toward US Fed chair explodes

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Trump raises Powell firing as ire toward US Fed chair explodes

Trump has been asking those around him about the possibility of removing the Federal Reserve chair, according to people familiar with the matter

Asian stocks trade in tight range, Japan edges up

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Asian stocks trade in tight range, Japan edges up

Stocks fluctuated at the open with modest gains in Japan while most of the other markets are shut for the Good Friday holiday

Tata inks £750 million loan to fund biggest UK battery plant

BUSINESS

Tata inks £750 million loan to fund biggest UK battery plant

The two-year loan has been priced at a spread over the Sterling Overnight Index Average, or SONIA, and the deal has been signed but disbursement is ongoing, the people said.

H-1B Visa: US agency probes workers' bias claims against Tata Consultancy Services

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H-1B Visa: US agency probes workers' bias claims against Tata Consultancy Services

TCS is India’s biggest IT services firm by revenue, with more than 600,000 employees globally.

Hermès quarterly sales hurt by weakness in Chinese luxury demand

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Hermès quarterly sales hurt by weakness in Chinese luxury demand

First-quarter sales in Asia Pacific excluding Japan rose 1.2% at constant exchange rates, Hermès International SCA said in a statement

How coal power plants, carbon-emitting cars are affecting global blood supply

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How coal power plants, carbon-emitting cars are affecting global blood supply

The study is the first globally to look at how climate change can affect each stage of the blood supply chain, based on a review of international studies

Harvard University says IRS revoking tax-exempt status would be ‘unlawful’

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Harvard University says IRS revoking tax-exempt status would be ‘unlawful’

With a $53 billion endowment, Harvard has emerged as the highest-profile university to contest Trump’s attempts to force sweeping changes on higher education

Xi urges ‘Asian family’ unity as Trump seeks to confine China

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Xi urges ‘Asian family’ unity as Trump seeks to confine China

Xi landed in Phnom Penh on Thursday, kicking off the final leg of his three-nation tour

Fed’s Powell says strong labour market depends on price stability

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Fed’s Powell says strong labour market depends on price stability

Powell said policymakers would balance their dual responsibilities of fostering maximum employment and stable prices

Gold hits fresh record as trade war, Powell fire up haven demand

BUSINESS

Gold hits fresh record as trade war, Powell fire up haven demand

Bullion rose as much as 0.4% to $3,357.78 an ounce on Thursday, before paring gains

US stocks slump as Powell remarks add to chipmakers’ woes

MARKETS

US stocks slump as Powell remarks add to chipmakers’ woes

The S&P 500 Index fell as much as 3.3% before ending the session down 2.2% in New York, and the Nasdaq 100 Index slumped 3%.

Powell to volatile stock market: You’re on your own, for now

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Powell to volatile stock market: You’re on your own, for now

It was a message equity investors weren’t expecting after two weeks of volatility following President Trump’s unveiling of punitive tariffs on scores of countries

Asian stocks edge up, yen weakens on tariff talks

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Asian stocks edge up, yen weakens on tariff talks

Japanese shares gained slightly after President Donald Trump said negotiators made “big progress” in talks to strike a deal to avoid higher levies

China open to talks if Trump shows respect, names point person

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China open to talks if Trump shows respect, names point person

Other conditions include a more consistent US position and a willingness to address China’s concerns around American sanctions and Taiwan

American shoppers flock to Chinese apps on tariff fears

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American shoppers flock to Chinese apps on tariff fears

Viral videos touting the high quality, and cheap prices, of goods available on Chinese services have spurred Americans to download apps such as DHgate

China names new trade envoy as tariff war with US escalates

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China names new trade envoy as tariff war with US escalates

Beijing has named Li Chenggang as vice commerce minister and trade envoy, replacing Wang Shouwen

KKR-backed InCred’s private credit arm to raise $174 million

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KKR-backed InCred’s private credit arm to raise $174 million

The fund-raising underscores the growing need for capital in one of the world’s fastest-growing major economies

China’s economic growth beats forecasts ahead of tariff impact

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China’s economic growth beats forecasts ahead of tariff impact

China’s gross domestic product grew 5.4% in the first quarter from a year ago, according to govt data

Biden breaks silence to jab Trump for social security risks

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Biden breaks silence to jab Trump for social security risks

Social Security has been engulfed in turmoil since becoming a target of Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency despite pledges by Trump to safeguard benefits

Asian stocks, US futures slide after Nvidia curbs

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Asian stocks, US futures slide after Nvidia curbs

Contracts for the Nasdaq 100 fell more than 1.4% in early trading and S&P 500 futures dropped 0.9% after Nvidia slumped in after-hours trading.

Mark Zuckerberg says he considered spinning off Instagram in 2018

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Mark Zuckerberg says he considered spinning off Instagram in 2018

Zuckerberg wondered whether Meta Platforms Inc., then known as Facebook Inc., “should consider the extreme step of spinning Instagram out as a separate company.”

Trump launches critical minerals probe to weigh new tariffs

BUSINESS

Trump launches critical minerals probe to weigh new tariffs

Trump’s order comes as China retaliates to US tariffs in the form of new export restrictions on the minerals, which are expected to have broad impacts across the US, Europe, and Japan.

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