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Google’s Sundar Pichai calls US remedies ‘de facto’ spinoff of search

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Google’s Sundar Pichai calls US remedies ‘de facto’ spinoff of search

Sundar Pichai, 52, has spent the majority of his career at Google, starting as a product manager in 2004 and rising through the ranks to become CEO of the company in 2015

Pakistani assets set for worst month since 2023 on escalating tensions

BUSINESS

Pakistani assets set for worst month since 2023 on escalating tensions

Dollar bonds have handed investors a loss of nearly 4% this month, while equities are down almost 3%. Meanwhile, Indian assets are proving relatively immune for now with stocks and local bonds up this month.

Mark Mobius says his funds hold 95% in cash on trade war risks

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Mark Mobius says his funds hold 95% in cash on trade war risks

Investors will likely only be able to assess market opportunities once the trade negotiations take place over the next four to six months, Mobius said

Xi is trying to turn world against US as Trump cuts deals

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Xi is trying to turn world against US as Trump cuts deals

Chinese Premier Li Qiang this month sent a letter to Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba urging a coordinated response to Trump’s tariffs, Kyodo News reported, citing a Japanese government official.

Trump predicts China would 'eat' tariffs, lessening US impact

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Trump predicts China would 'eat' tariffs, lessening US impact

Trump said he did not believe hard times were ahead for US consumers, while acknowledging that his 145% tariffs on many Chinese goods amounted to a near-embargo.

Donald Trump bashes Jerome Powell, touts tariffs at rally marking 100 days

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Donald Trump bashes Jerome Powell, touts tariffs at rally marking 100 days

Trump’s 100-day victory lap comes despite polls showing his approval ratings sinking to the lowest level in decades for presidents at this milestone in their terms.

Asian stocks rise with earnings, economic data in focus

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Asian stocks rise with earnings, economic data in focus

Australian and Japanese shares climbed at the open and equity-index futures for Hong Kong pointed to a moderate gain.

Harvard’s president says ‘I’m sorry’ after reports on bias

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Harvard’s president says ‘I’m sorry’ after reports on bias

Garber, who’s acknowledged he’s recently experienced antisemitism at Harvard, is releasing the studies as the university faces multiple government probes over its treatment of Jewish students and the role race plays on campus.

Coca-Cola profit beats estimates on price hikes

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Coca-Cola profit beats estimates on price hikes

Coca-Cola Co. posted quarterly profit that beat Wall Street expectations.

China vows to stand firm, urges nations to resist ‘bully’ Trump

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China vows to stand firm, urges nations to resist ‘bully’ Trump

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said appeasement will only embolden the “bully” at a BRICS meeting on Monday, rallying the group of emerging-market nations to fight back against US levies.

Japan worries Trump tariffs will push countries toward China

WORLD

Japan worries Trump tariffs will push countries toward China

“More countries may distance themselves from the US and move closer to China — and that’s not an outcome Japan would wish for,” Liberal Democratic Party Policy chief Itsunori Onodera said.

US treasury secretary Bessent sets July 4 tax bill goal as economic worries mount

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US treasury secretary Bessent sets July 4 tax bill goal as economic worries mount

Earlier this month, Republicans passed a budget resolution that would allow them to fast-track the tax bill through Congress without needing to make any concessions to attract Democratic votes.

Donald Trump to offer auto tariffs reprieve after carmaker appeals

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Donald Trump to offer auto tariffs reprieve after carmaker appeals

Imported automobiles also would be given a reprieve from separate tariffs on aluminum and steel, an effort to prevent multiple levies from stacking on top of each other, a White House official said Monday.

US economy was already sputtering before trade pain kicked in

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US economy was already sputtering before trade pain kicked in

The US government’s initial estimate of first-quarter gross domestic product is projected to show the economy expanded at a 0.4% annualized rate, the weakest in nearly three years.

Asian stocks edge up before barrage of earnings

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Asian stocks edge up before barrage of earnings

A regional index rose 0.2%, following advances in Hong Kong and Australia.

China declares sovereignty over disputed reef in South China sea

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China declares sovereignty over disputed reef in South China sea

China’s coast guard “implemented maritime control and exercised sovereign jurisdiction” over Sandy Cay in mid-April, state television channel CCTV reported Saturday.

Shein hikes US prices as much as 377% ahead of tariff increases

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Shein hikes US prices as much as 377% ahead of tariff increases

The average price for the top 100 products in the beauty and health category increased by 51% from Thursday, with several of the items more than doubling in price.

India’s economy to grow 6.5% despite global swings, RBI says

BUSINESS

India’s economy to grow 6.5% despite global swings, RBI says

To support growth, the RBI cut interest rates in early April and changed its policy stance to accommodative, signaling more easing.

US President Donald Trump floats new income tax cut in bid to ease tariffs bite

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US President Donald Trump floats new income tax cut in bid to ease tariffs bite

US President Donald Trump has previously argued that tariff revenue could replace income taxes, though economists have questioned those claims.

Chinese firms turn to Indian exporters to help fill US orders

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Chinese firms turn to Indian exporters to help fill US orders

It’s uncertain how much the US might allow the Indian companies to fill the gap left by Chinese firms as Washington tries to keep pressure on Beijing to make concessions.

Asian stocks edge up in cautious open, futures dip

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Asian stocks edge up in cautious open, futures dip

Japanese and Australian stocks opened higher, while US equity-index futures dropped 0.5% in early trading Monday.

Bill Ackman says time is friend of US, enemy of China in trade war

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Bill Ackman says time is friend of US, enemy of China in trade war

Bill Ackman said Beijing 'should be highly incentivized to make a trade deal as quickly as possible'

Tesla refunds early India bookings signaling entry is near

AUTOMOBILE

Tesla refunds early India bookings signaling entry is near

US cricket deepens bet on Texas with HQ shift from California

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US cricket deepens bet on Texas with HQ shift from California

This year’s playoffs and championship game will also be held at Grand Prairie Cricket Stadium, the league said Thursday.

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