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EU to discuss gas-price caps, derivatives halt amid crisis

BUSINESS

EU to discuss gas-price caps, derivatives halt amid crisis

Gas prices surged more than 30% Monday after Russia’s decision late Friday by Gazprom PJSC to keep the crucial Nord Stream pipeline shut. The energy crisis is also under intense pressure, dropping below 99 US cents to its weakest level since 2002.

Euro slides to lowest in two decades as Russia shuts off gas

BUSINESS

Euro slides to lowest in two decades as Russia shuts off gas

European nations led by Germany announced measures over the weekend to tackle a cost-of-living crisis and spiraling energy prices after Russian state gas producer Gazprom PJSC Friday said it would indefinitely halt supplies through the Nord Stream pipeline.

World’s first Covid vaccine you inhale is approved in China

BUSINESS

World’s first Covid vaccine you inhale is approved in China

China’s National Medical Products Administration approved CanSino’s Ad5-nCoV for emergency use as a booster vaccine, the company said in a statement to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Sunday.

China’s BYD jumps to no. 2 in global electric-car battery market

BUSINESS

China’s BYD jumps to no. 2 in global electric-car battery market

The Chinese car and battery maker supplied 6.4 gigawatt-hours of batteries in July, behind only giant Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. with 13.3 GWh.

Markets scream warning over new UK PM’s mammoth task

BUSINESS

Markets scream warning over new UK PM’s mammoth task

The pound, already down nearly 15% this year versus the dollar, just posted its worst monthly performance since the 2016 Brexit vote.

Revving exports to US keeps India in race to be next China

BUSINESS

Revving exports to US keeps India in race to be next China

Sea-borne shipments of festival goods and accessories to America touched $20 million last month, almost triple the value from the year-ago period, according to US customs data.

Oil rallies as all eyes turn to key OPEC+ meeting

BUSINESS

Oil rallies as all eyes turn to key OPEC+ meeting

West Texas Intermediate advanced above $88 a barrel after sinking by almost 7% last week on concerns that slowing global growth and anti-virus lockdowns in China would hurt demand.

Revving exports to US keep India in race to be the next China

ECONOMY

Revving exports to US keep India in race to be the next China

Sea-borne shipments of festival goods and accessories to America touched $20 million last month, almost triple the value from the year-ago period, and in the process, India gained a clear lead over the Philippines as buyers diversify supply sources in the face of rising labour costs and disruptions from China’s strict Covid-zero policy

The race to make oxygen on the surface of Mars has begun

TECHNOLOGY

The race to make oxygen on the surface of Mars has begun

There’s much to consider, not least the near total lack of oxygen on the Red Planet, essential not just to sustain human life, but also to make a return trip to Earth possible.

Starbucks new CEO faces immediate challenge of placating workers

COMPANIES-2

Starbucks new CEO faces immediate challenge of placating workers

S&P 500 down for 3rd week as Fed hike fears fester

WORLD

S&P 500 down for 3rd week as Fed hike fears fester

Its hands tied when it comes to unwinding supply snarls and tight labor markets, Jerome Powell’s central bank has made an unusually explicit target of asset prices, with one Fed bank president, Neel Kashkari, going as far as saying he was happy to see shares tank after Powell’s hawkish turn in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

Self-Driving tech company floats possible sale to Apple or Microsoft

TECHNOLOGY

Self-Driving tech company floats possible sale to Apple or Microsoft

Chris Urmson, who co-founded Aurora after running Google’s self-driving car project, also outlined cost cuts and floated measures including taking the company private, spinning off or selling assets and pursuing a small capital raise in a memo labeled “board discussion pre-read” and dated Aug. 3.

Serena Williams forever changed how brands see female athletes

WORLD

Serena Williams forever changed how brands see female athletes

Williams lost to Australia’s Ajla Tomljanovic in three sets at Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York on Friday, a day after she and her sister Venus exited the doubles competition after a first-round loss.

India pips UK to become fifth largest economy

BUSINESS

India pips UK to become fifth largest economy

The calculation is based in US dollars, and India extended its lead in the first quarter, according to GDP figures from the International Monetary Fund.

SoftBank plans Vision Fund staff cuts of at least 20%

BUSINESS

SoftBank plans Vision Fund staff cuts of at least 20%

The Tokyo-based company will slash a minimum of 100 positions and may announce the job cuts as early as this month, said the people, asking not to be named as the information is not public.

Adani Transmission dwarfs market giants in value with shares surging 125%

BUSINESS

Adani Transmission dwarfs market giants in value with shares surging 125%

Shares of the power utility climbed almost 125 percent this year, boosting its market capitalisation to Rs 4.4 trillion on Friday, surpassing LIC and ITC

Global bonds tumble into their first bear market in a generation

BUSINESS

Global bonds tumble into their first bear market in a generation

The Bloomberg Global Aggregate Total Return Index of government and investment-grade corporate bonds has fallen more than 20% below its 2021 peak, the biggest drawdown since its 1990 inception.

Inflation, war stoking civil unrest across globe, says research

BUSINESS

Inflation, war stoking civil unrest across globe, says research

Of 198 countries tracked in the Civil Unrest Index, 101 showed mounting risk in the third quarter of 2022, according to research collected by intelligence firm Verisk Maplecroft. That’s the biggest increase since the ranking was developed in 2016, it showed.

Germany fears another cut in Russia gas this winter

BUSINESS

Germany fears another cut in Russia gas this winter

Germany is becoming increasingly pessimistic about the role of Russia’s Gazprom PJSC in supplying the vital fuel during the coldest months.

BofA sees cracks finally forming in traders’ S&P 500 bearishness

BUSINESS

BofA sees cracks finally forming in traders’ S&P 500 bearishness

Bank of America Corp.’s so-called sell-side indicator ticked higher in August for the first time since October 2021. The gauge assesses Wall Street sentiment toward American equities on a monthly basis, based on asset-allocation recommendations provided to the bank and Bloomberg.

Starbucks taps Reckitt's Laxman Narasimhan as CEO while Howard Schultz lingers

BUSINESS

Starbucks taps Reckitt's Laxman Narasimhan as CEO while Howard Schultz lingers

Laxman Narasimhan, , 55, will join the coffee giant Oct. 1 while longtime leader Schultz, 69, stays at the helm.

Russia mulls big purchases of ‘friendly’ FX to stem ruble’s rise

WORLD

Russia mulls big purchases of ‘friendly’ FX to stem ruble’s rise

Russia is considering a plan to buy as much as $70 billion in yuan and other “friendly” currencies this year to slow the ruble’s surge, before shifting to a longer-term strategy of selling its holdings of the Chinese currency to fund investment.

India's jobless rate rises to one-year high in August: CMIE

INDIA

India's jobless rate rises to one-year high in August: CMIE

The jobless rate increased to 8.28% last month, data from the Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy Pvt. showed Thursday.

Chinese stock’s 13,000% surge creates another US IPO mystery

BUSINESS

Chinese stock’s 13,000% surge creates another US IPO mystery

Addentax Group Corp. soared as much as 13,031% on Wednesday in its debut session, triggering more than 20 volatility halts. Its market capitalization has ballooned to $20 billion, making it bigger than about a third of S&P 500 Index members.

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