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Carlyle is weighing entry into private credit market in India

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Carlyle is weighing entry into private credit market in India

Executives from the US private equity investor’s Hong Kong office have visited India to understand the country’s private lending opportunities in recent months, according to people familiar with the matter who asked not to be identified discussing private information.

Billionaire Gautam Adani’s firms weigh raising up to $5 billion, sources say

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Billionaire Gautam Adani’s firms weigh raising up to $5 billion, sources say

Adani Enterprises Ltd., the flagship, as well as Adani Green Energy Ltd. and Adani Transmission Ltd., may raise between $3 billion and $5 billion for a war chest to bolster the businesses, the people said, asking not to be identified as the information is private.

NBCUniversal’s Linda Yaccarino in talks to become Twitter’s CEO

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NBCUniversal’s Linda Yaccarino in talks to become Twitter’s CEO

Excited to announce that I’ve a new CEO for X/Twitter. She will be starting in ~6 weeks!

Airlines’ first class makeovers give the rich hotel rooms in the sky

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Airlines’ first class makeovers give the rich hotel rooms in the sky

First-class cabins are increasingly resembling mini hotel rooms, with sofas, double beds, televisions, desks, wardrobes, minibars and in some cases, walk-in showers. The more creative, the better. You can even book a chef.

Meta introduces AI tools to create ads and predict performance

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Meta introduces AI tools to create ads and predict performance

The company Thursday introduced the “AI Sandbox” for advertisers to test early versions of features that use artificial intelligence technology.

Cathie Wood-linked ETF firm is shut down by Canada regulator

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Cathie Wood-linked ETF firm is shut down by Canada regulator

The Ontario Securities Commission said the firm has failed to comply with its capital requirements since at least September and ordered it to wind down, or find another company to take over its activities.

Janet Yellen’s options if the US treasury runs out of cash

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Janet Yellen’s options if the US treasury runs out of cash

While lawmakers and administrations past have come close to failing to address the debt limit in time — hours away in the 2011 instance — they’ve always reached a deal before the Treasury Department’s cash balance became too low to make all federal payments coming due.

Three Gautam Adani’s firms weigh raising up to $5 billion: Report

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Three Gautam Adani’s firms weigh raising up to $5 billion: Report

Adani Enterprises Ltd., the flagship, as well as Adani Green Energy Ltd. and Adani Transmission Ltd., may raise between $3 billion and $5 billion for a war chest to bolster the businesses, the people said, asking not to be identified as the information is private

Pakistan rupee tumbles to record $300 as military to quell unrest

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Pakistan rupee tumbles to record $300 as military to quell unrest

The rupee slid 3.3% to an all-time low of 300 a dollar on Thursday, according to the foreign-exchange desk at Arif Habib Ltd. Dollar bonds due 2031 rose from the lowest since November on Thursday and were indicated at 33.44 cents on the dollar.

India funding costs surge to one-month high on cash squeeze

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India funding costs surge to one-month high on cash squeeze

The weighted average call rate, an overnight funding cost rate that the central bank monitors, have climbed almost 30 basis points since the start of the year. At 6.78% on Wednesday, it’s just hovering above the upper band of the Reserve Bank of India’s interest-rate corridor of 6.75%.

Man Group appoints its first female CEO in 240 years

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Man Group appoints its first female CEO in 240 years

Robyn Grew, 54, will take over from Luke Ellis, 60, who is stepping down from the helm of the world’s largest publicly listed hedge fund firm on Sept. 1, according to a statement Thursday.

Singapore’s property tax won’t be hurting these foreign buyers

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Singapore’s property tax won’t be hurting these foreign buyers

Nationals from the US, Iceland and Norway, among others, are accorded the same stamp duty treatment as Singapore citizens, based on respective free trade agreements about a decade ago.

Apple executive in charge of TV+ and sports businesses to depart

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Apple executive in charge of TV+ and sports businesses to depart

The executive, Pete Distad, plans to leave Apple this month, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the move hasn’t been announced. He was hired in 2013 from the Hulu streaming service, now part of Walt Disney Co., where he ran marketing and distribution.

Google to revamp search with generative AI tools, but gradually

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Google to revamp search with generative AI tools, but gradually

At its annual developer conference, Google unveiled a version of its search engine that uses large language models, AI tools that are trained on enormous volumes of text to answer users’ queries conversationally.

Apple is now the only major phone brand without a foldable model

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Apple is now the only major phone brand without a foldable model

With Alphabet Inc.’s Google launching the Pixel Fold at an event Wednesday, every major brand running the Android operating system has now adopted the form factor. And though Apple began early work on a foldable iPhone years ago, it’s shown little interest in racing a product to market.

Global Finance chiefs to plot escape routes for world economy

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Global Finance chiefs to plot escape routes for world economy

In the US, President Joe Biden and congressional Republicans are locked in a staredown over raising the $31.4 trillion borrowing limit. Meantime, the deepest US banking stress since the 2008 financial crisis is starting to squeeze lending.

Volkswagen executives face cake attack, shouting activists in Berlin

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Volkswagen executives face cake attack, shouting activists in Berlin

Around a dozen German climate activists staged a protest that blocked traffic, arguing the carmaker was “making climate-damaging decisions".

At Google I/O, expect an AI-powered search overhaul

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At Google I/O, expect an AI-powered search overhaul

Google is asserting its dominance in the market following moves by companies including Microsoft Corp., which is now using technology from the startup OpenAI in its own search product, Bing.

China names Li Yunze top financial regulator in surprise move

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China names Li Yunze top financial regulator in surprise move

Li Yunze, a former banker, was named party secretary of the newly formed national financial supervision and management bureau that regulates thousands of banks, insurers and trust firms, according to an announcement Wednesday.

ARC body calls for rule change to boost market

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ARC body calls for rule change to boost market

The proposed changes would increase the types of entities who trade instruments called Security Receipts, which are backed by non-performing loans. Currently, the business is confined to banks and non-financial companies.

Wall Street leaders warn of ‘unthinkable’ fallout if US defaults

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Wall Street leaders warn of ‘unthinkable’ fallout if US defaults

In a letter to Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, current and former leaders of the Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee said the costs of the current standoff extend beyond markets to the time that financial firms are having to spend preparing for a possible default.

Tata and IndiGo prepare to swoop on Go Air’s aviation assets

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Tata and IndiGo prepare to swoop on Go Air’s aviation assets

Tata Group and IndiGo are holding separate negotiations with Go Air’s lessors, as well as discussing landing and parking slots with airport operators, including in New Delhi and Mumbai, according to people familiar with the matter.

Emerging market investors ditch China stocks to pile into TSMC, Reliance

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Emerging market investors ditch China stocks to pile into TSMC, Reliance

The iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ex China ETF, which invests in stocks across the developing world, but not those in the world’s second-biggest economy, received inflows of $148 million last week.

Centre renews call for chipmakers as billionaire’s effort drags

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Centre renews call for chipmakers as billionaire’s effort drags

New Delhi plans to reopen the application process for $10 billion in incentives and assistance intended to encourage local chipmaking, people familiar with the matter said.

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