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Asian stocks edge lower after mixed Fed signals

BUSINESS

Asian stocks edge lower after mixed Fed signals

The MSCI Asia Pacific Index fell 0.2% at the open with declines in Japan, which returned after a holiday, Australia and South Korea.

Dimon says Trump’s new H-1B visa fee ‘caught everyone off guard’

WORLD

Dimon says Trump’s new H-1B visa fee ‘caught everyone off guard’

Late last week, Trump signed a proclamation slapping a $100,000 fee on new H-1B petitions as a condition of entry to the US

Jerome Powell reiterates no risk-free path for US Fed amid dual threats

WORLD

Jerome Powell reiterates no risk-free path for US Fed amid dual threats

Powell offered no hints on whether he might support a rate cut at the Fed’s next meeting, in October

Nexstar joins Sinclair in boycotting Jimmy Kimmel’s show

ENTERTAINMENT

Nexstar joins Sinclair in boycotting Jimmy Kimmel’s show

Walt Disney Co., parent of ABC, said Kimmel would return to hosting duties after a suspension surrounding his remarks about the assassination of activist Charlie Kirk

China courts foreign gold reserves to boost global clout

BUSINESS

China courts foreign gold reserves to boost global clout

Countries have been snapping up gold as a hedge against mounting geopolitical risks, creating the opportunity for the PBOC to offer a haven for an asset deemed crucial as a buffer to economic shocks.

VCs to AI Startups: Please take our money

BUSINESS

VCs to AI Startups: Please take our money

For Decagon and a few dozen other top AI startups, the fundraising script has flipped: Instead of pitching venture capitalists up and down Sand Hill Road, VCs are pitching them, hovering with gifts and favors in hopes of leading their next round.

Wall Street strategists chase S&P 500 like few times in history

BUSINESS

Wall Street strategists chase S&P 500 like few times in history

Only in 2024 and 1999 have the calls lagged the market’s actual return so much around this time of the year.

US stocks hold losses as Powell gives no hint of cuts

BUSINESS

US stocks hold losses as Powell gives no hint of cuts

While most S&P 500 shares rose, the gauge edged lower as a gauge of megacaps underperformed. Ten-year yields slid one basis point to 4.13%

Record rally takes S&P 500 past year-end forecast, Wall Street targets lag YTD return

BUSINESS

Record rally takes S&P 500 past year-end forecast, Wall Street targets lag YTD return

Earnings growth estimates have been steadily advancing since July, giving equity investors yet another reason for optimism. Analysts now expect S&P 500 500 profits to grow 9.4% this year, up from 7.1% shortly after Labor Day, according to Bloomberg data.

World economy yet to feel full force of Trump tariffs, OECD says

BUSINESS

World economy yet to feel full force of Trump tariffs, OECD says

In new forecasts published on Tuesday, the Paris-based organization raised its 2025 outlook for world growth and most individual economies, citing the impact of front-loading in anticipation of higher tariffs

L’Oréal only interested in Armani’s profitable beauty business

BUSINESS

L’Oréal only interested in Armani’s profitable beauty business

The French beauty giant was one of three preferred bidders cited in Armani’s will for an initial stake sale of 15% in Giorgio Armani SpA, which his heirs were directed to complete within 18 months

ICICI Prudential AMC begins roadshows for $1.1 billion India IPO

BUSINESS

ICICI Prudential AMC begins roadshows for $1.1 billion India IPO

The IPO involves the sale of 17.65 million shares, or a 10% stake held by Prudential, and could raise as much as 100 billion rupees ($1.1 billion)

Jaguar Land Rover says plants will remain shut until October

BUSINESS

Jaguar Land Rover says plants will remain shut until October

The Range Rover maker has been hit hard by the cyberattack, which has derailed its operations for more than three weeks now.

Botswana wants to buy De Beers controlling stake by next month, says President

BUSINESS

Botswana wants to buy De Beers controlling stake by next month, says President

Boko’s government is in talks with the US — the biggest buyer of natural gems — to remove tariffs on diamonds, and the president expects to meet Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to discuss the matter.

China rare earths issue remains unresolved, US lawmaker says

BUSINESS

China rare earths issue remains unresolved, US lawmaker says

The two governments reached a framework agreement in June that includes a Chinese commitment to review applications for shipping rare earth magnets, although few details of the deal have been disclosed.

Huawei plans three-year campaign to overtake Nvidia in AI chips

BUSINESS

Huawei plans three-year campaign to overtake Nvidia in AI chips

Huawei’s announcement coincided with a recent plethora of revelations about advances in AI chips led by Chinese firms from Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. to Baidu Inc.

China’s emissions may start to slide in 2030 on green investment

BUSINESS

China’s emissions may start to slide in 2030 on green investment

The country’s energy transition is expected to face steep challenges as rebounding coal generation affects efforts to control emissions.

Walmart-backed Flipkart invests $30 million in fintech arm Supermoney

BUSINESS

Walmart-backed Flipkart invests $30 million in fintech arm Supermoney

Launched less than a year ago, Supermoney has quickly become India’s fifth-largest UPI app, handling about 257 million transactions a month, according to data from the National Payments Corporation of India.

Fed’s Miran makes an outlier’s argument for cutting rates

BUSINESS

Fed’s Miran makes an outlier’s argument for cutting rates

“The upshot is that monetary policy is well into restrictive territory,” Miran said Monday in prepared remarks for an event at the Economic Club of New York. “Leaving short-term interest rates roughly 2 percentage points too tight risks unnecessary layoffs and higher unemployment.”

Asian stocks primed for best year against US peers since 2017

BUSINESS

Asian stocks primed for best year against US peers since 2017

The MSCI Asia Pacific Index has climbed 22% this year, beating the S&P 500 Index by around eight percentage points and set for the biggest annual outperformance since 2017.

China floods the world with cheap exports after Trump's tariffs

BUSINESS

China floods the world with cheap exports after Trump's tariffs

With access to the US curtailed, Chinese manufacturers have shown they aren't backing down: Indian purchases hit an all-time high in August, shipments to Africa are on track for an annual record and sales to Southeast Asia have exceeded their pandemic-era peak.

Asian stocks edge up after record on Wall Street

BUSINESS

Asian stocks edge up after record on Wall Street

Gauges in Australia and South Korea rose while equity-index futures for Hong Kong — facing its most damaging typhoon since 2018 — were flat.

Poland threatens to shoot down Russian jets after airspace violations

WORLD

Poland threatens to shoot down Russian jets after airspace violations

Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned that Poland will shoot down any unauthorized foreign aircraft after a spate of Russian incursions, as NATO scrambles to respond to escalating airspace violations.

Doctors likely to be exempt from Trump administration’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee: White House

WORLD

Doctors likely to be exempt from Trump administration’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee: White House

H-1B visa fee news: Health care employers often sponsor medical residents and other physicians through the H-1B program.

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