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Tesla's new no. 2 won Elon Musk over by working around the clock

BUSINESS

Tesla's new no. 2 won Elon Musk over by working around the clock

Tom Zhu, who spearheaded the US carmaker’s Asia Pacific operations and oversaw Tesla’s factory in Shanghai become its most productive in the world, was brought over to Austin late last year to help run the company’s newest plant.

Adani risk casts doubt on Wall Street’s star emerging-market bet

BUSINESS

Adani risk casts doubt on Wall Street’s star emerging-market bet

It’s a shock that forces Wall Street to reexamine its confidence in India’s expansion and its pro-business government, which helped the benchmark Sensex index trade last quarter at the highest in a decade versus the S&P 500.

Fed set to shrink rate hikes again as inflation slows

BUSINESS

Fed set to shrink rate hikes again as inflation slows

Policy makers are poised to raise their benchmark federal funds rate by a quarter percentage point on Wednesday, to a range of 4.5% to 4.75%, dialing back the size of the increase for a second-straight meeting.

The Bond-Market comeback of 2023 is heading to first big test

BUSINESS

The Bond-Market comeback of 2023 is heading to first big test

Treasuries rallied this month on widespread anticipation that the Federal Reserve is nearing the end of its interest-rate hikes as inflation comes down and tighter financial conditions cool the economy.

Bull market beckons China stocks as consumption revs up after lifting of Covid curbs

BUSINESS

Bull market beckons China stocks as consumption revs up after lifting of Covid curbs

The CSI 300 Index may extend its 19 percent rise from an October low when traders return after a week-long Lunar New Year break, with travel and box office data signaling that consumer spending is on the mend

Adani Group to release detailed reply on Hindenburg report after follow-on issue

BUSINESS

Adani Group to release detailed reply on Hindenburg report after follow-on issue

Hindenburg alleged that its two-year investigation found the Adani Group “engaged in a brazen stock manipulation and accounting fraud scheme over the course of decades”.

Zimbabwe plans a new city for the rich

BUSINESS

Zimbabwe plans a new city for the rich

A brochure depicts pristine walkways, towering high rises and shining malls — all to be shared by a multiracial coterie of well-heeled residents.

BuzzFeed shares surge 120% on plans to embrace OpenAI

BUSINESS

BuzzFeed shares surge 120% on plans to embrace OpenAI

The stock rose by 120% Thursday, bringing BuzzFeed’s market value to nearly $300 million, in its biggest gain since going public via a blank-check merger in December 2021.

China celebrated Lunar New Year like Covid no longer exists

BUSINESS

China celebrated Lunar New Year like Covid no longer exists

The sudden dismantling of China’s Covid restrictions in December allowed everyone to travel and freely mingle for the country’s most important festival for the first time since 2019.

Londoners settle their housing deals on WhatsApp as private sales market booms

WORLD

Londoners settle their housing deals on WhatsApp as private sales market booms

Almost a third of homes sold for £1 million or more were traded off-market in the final three months of last year, the highest quarterly share since 2017.

Goldman Sachs lowers CEO David Solomon’s pay 30% to $25 million

BUSINESS

Goldman Sachs lowers CEO David Solomon’s pay 30% to $25 million

The package includes a $2 million base salary and $23 million in variable compensation, with $16.1 million of that in the form of restricted stock units.

Adani report fallout: Banking, LIC shares crack

BUSINESS

Adani report fallout: Banking, LIC shares crack

The NSE Bank Nifty Index extended declines of the previous session, underperforming broader stock benchmarks. Bank of Baroda and State Bank of India were among the biggest decliners.

Hyundai unveils $8.5 billion spending plan amid EV push

BUSINESS

Hyundai unveils $8.5 billion spending plan amid EV push

The money will be spent primarily on research and development and on building a new plant in Georgia, the Seoul-based automaker said.

Soaring rice price shows food inflation still stalking the world

BUSINESS

Soaring rice price shows food inflation still stalking the world

Thai rice, a benchmark for Asia, has soared to the highest in almost two years.

Budget 2023 seen pro-growth, prudent, not so populist: Survey

BUSINESS

Budget 2023 seen pro-growth, prudent, not so populist: Survey

Budget 2023: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will likely increase expenditure by about 12.5% year-on-year to 44.40 trillion rupees ($544 billion) in the year beginning April, according to the median of estimates in a Bloomberg survey ahead of the Feb. 1 budget.

Fidelity cuts Ant Group valuation by another 9% to $64 billion

BUSINESS

Fidelity cuts Ant Group valuation by another 9% to $64 billion

Boston-based Fidelity cut its estimate for Ant by about 9% to about $63.8 billion as of the end of November from the end of May, according to Bloomberg calculations based on filings. That’s down from $235 billion just before Ant’s IPO was halted in November 2020.

Intel issues one of the grimmest forecasts ever

BUSINESS

Intel issues one of the grimmest forecasts ever

The company predicted a surprise loss in the current period and a sales range that missed analysts’ estimates by billions of dollars. At the low end of Intel’s projections, revenue would be the smallest quarterly total since 2010.

Adani lines up detailed response to ‘bogus’ short seller report

BUSINESS

Adani lines up detailed response to ‘bogus’ short seller report

The Adani Group held the call with fixed-income investors after US short seller Hindenburg Research leveled a series of extraordinary allegations about the sprawling conglomerate.

China mulls protecting solar tech dominance with export ban

BUSINESS

China mulls protecting solar tech dominance with export ban

China’s Ministry of Commerce and Ministry of Science and Technology are seeking public comment on adding some manufacturing methods key to producing advanced solar wafers on to its list of technologies it prohibits exporting.

Short seller attack shows risks of going global for Adani empire

BUSINESS

Short seller attack shows risks of going global for Adani empire

Sure enough, the global spotlight has arrived — but not the sort he craved.

Hindenburg vs Adani: The short seller taking on the Indian businessman

BUSINESS

Hindenburg vs Adani: The short seller taking on the Indian businessman

Now the activist short seller behind Hindenburg Research is going after his biggest game yet — what Hindenburg is calling, with characteristic chutzpah, “The Largest Con in Corporate History.’’

Russian oil exports to India may hit new highs as interest grows

BUSINESS

Russian oil exports to India may hit new highs as interest grows

India’s crude imports rose to a record last year, although increased buying of Russian barrels has crimped flows from OPEC.

New Twitter whistleblower says privacy lapses continued into Musk era

BUSINESS

New Twitter whistleblower says privacy lapses continued into Musk era

As many as 4,000 company employees could access an internal function nicknamed “GodMode” that allows them to take over private accounts and tweet – or delete tweets from them, according to a whistleblower complaint filed in mid-October, two weeks before Musk took over the company. It’s not clear if the problem has been resolved since the complaint was filed.

Adani Group says it's exploring legal action against Hindenburg

BUSINESS

Adani Group says it's exploring legal action against Hindenburg

Bonds and shares of Adani-related entities slumped after Hindenburg, an investment research firm that specializes in short-selling, made wide-ranging allegations of purported corporate malpractice following what it said was a two-year investigation into Adani’s companies.

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