As Tokyo moves to downgrade the description of ties with Beijing in its annual diplomatic report, mainland China says the Japanese prime minister’s “erroneous remarks on Taiwan” are the root of their current tensions. On Tuesday, China’s foreign ministry said comments by Japanese leader Sanae Takaichi had sparked anger in China and breached a “red line”. Japan will describe China in its 2026 diplo...
As Tokyo moves to downgrade the description of ties with Beijing in its annual diplomatic report, mainland China says the Japanese prime minister’s “erroneous remarks on Taiwan” are the root of their current tensions. On Tuesday, China’s foreign ministry said comments by Japanese leader Sanae Takaichi had sparked anger in China and breached a “red line”. Japan will describe China in its 2026 diplomatic bluebook as an important neighbour, and the relationship as “strategic” and “mutually...
Shares of alternative asset managers declined after Ares Management Corp . and Apollo Global Management Inc. became the latest firms to curb withdrawals from some of their funds. Shares of Ares and Apollo fell by almost 4% premarket Tuesday. TPG Inc. , Blackstone Inc. , KKR & Co. Inc. , Blue Owl Capital Inc. also traded lower. The broader market was also down, with S&P 500 contracts 0.5% lower aft...
Shares of alternative asset managers declined after Ares Management Corp . and Apollo Global Management Inc. became the latest firms to curb withdrawals from some of their funds. Shares of Ares and Apollo fell by almost 4% premarket Tuesday. TPG Inc. , Blackstone Inc. , KKR & Co. Inc. , Blue Owl Capital Inc. also traded lower. The broader market was also down, with S&P 500 contracts 0.5% lower after swinging between gains and losses. Apollo said late Monday it is curbing redemptions from one of its largest non-traded private credit funds for retail investors. The $25 billion business development company, Apollo Debt Solutions, capped withdrawals at 5% of outstanding shares Monday after clients sought to redeem 11.2%, according to a shareholder letter. Read: Apollo Caps Private Credit Fund Withdrawals as Requests Jump Ares followed suit in limiting redemptions at its $10.7 billion private credit fund. The Ares Strategic Income Fund capped withdrawals at 5% of shares after clients sought to redeem 11.6%, according to a letter to shareholders. Ares, for its part, said that redemption requests were limited to a few family offices and smaller institutional investors. Business development companies, a type of private credit fund for retail investors, have been hit with a wave of redemption requests amid growing anxiety around the $1.8 trillion market’s lending practices and exposure to businesses that are vulnerable to artificial intelligence disruption.
AAR ( AIR ) won two U.S. Air Force contracts worth up to $450M combined. A $160M contract covers repair services for 463L legacy cargo pallets through March 2031. A $290M contract involves manufacturing new 463L cargo pallets through March 2032. Both awards are sole-source, firm-fixed-price requirements contracts. More on AAR AAR Corp. Downgraded To Buy As Oil Shock Clouds Commercial Aerospace Out...
AAR ( AIR ) won two U.S. Air Force contracts worth up to $450M combined. A $160M contract covers repair services for 463L legacy cargo pallets through March 2031. A $290M contract involves manufacturing new 463L cargo pallets through March 2032. Both awards are sole-source, firm-fixed-price requirements contracts. More on AAR AAR Corp. Downgraded To Buy As Oil Shock Clouds Commercial Aerospace Outlook AAR Corp.: Well Positioned To Capitalize On Current Demand/Supply Dynamic AAR Corporation: A Quality Aerospace Stock Still Trading Below What It Deserves AAR Q3 2026 Earnings Preview Quant snapshot: AAR, Noah Holdings lead strong buys as Blaize, Fractyl Health lag
MetOx International, Inc. MetOx International, Inc. today announced the appointment of Keyvan Esfarjani as Executive Chairman of its Board of Directors, reinforcing the company's mission to advance high-temperature superconducting technology for next-generation power infrastructure.
MetOx International, Inc. MetOx International, Inc. today announced the appointment of Keyvan Esfarjani as Executive Chairman of its Board of Directors, reinforcing the company's mission to advance high-temperature superconducting technology for next-generation power infrastructure.
Ping An Healthcare and Technology press release ( PANHF ): FY recorded total revenue of RMB5.47 billion, up 13.7% year on year. Profit attributable to owners of the parent of RMB379.5 million, up 366.1% year on year; and adjusted net profit of RMB414.0 million, up 161.3% year on year. More on Ping An Healthcare and Technology Historical earnings data for Ping An Healthcare and Technology Financial...
Ping An Healthcare and Technology press release ( PANHF ): FY recorded total revenue of RMB5.47 billion, up 13.7% year on year. Profit attributable to owners of the parent of RMB379.5 million, up 366.1% year on year; and adjusted net profit of RMB414.0 million, up 161.3% year on year. More on Ping An Healthcare and Technology Historical earnings data for Ping An Healthcare and Technology Financial information for Ping An Healthcare and Technology
(RTTNews) - Janus Henderson Group plc (JHG) announced that Trian Fund Management, L.P. and its affiliated funds, General Catalyst Group Management, LLC and its affiliated funds and Janus have amended their definitive agreement for the pending acquisition of Janus Henderson to inc
(RTTNews) - Janus Henderson Group plc (JHG) announced that Trian Fund Management, L.P. and its affiliated funds, General Catalyst Group Management, LLC and its affiliated funds and Janus have amended their definitive agreement for the pending acquisition of Janus Henderson to inc
Digital Realty ( DLR ) ( NYSE: DLR ) on Tuesday said it will enter the Milan market after acquiring two land parcels in Abbiategrasso, southwest of the city, as part of its expansion in Southern Europe. The company plans to develop a data center campus at the site, initially delivering an 8-megawatt facility with the first phase targeted for completion in 2028. It said the project could scale up t...
Digital Realty ( DLR ) ( NYSE: DLR ) on Tuesday said it will enter the Milan market after acquiring two land parcels in Abbiategrasso, southwest of the city, as part of its expansion in Southern Europe. The company plans to develop a data center campus at the site, initially delivering an 8-megawatt facility with the first phase targeted for completion in 2028. It said the project could scale up to 84 MW to meet growing demand for cloud, AI and enterprise services. Digital Realty said the Milan expansion will complement its existing and planned presence in other regional hubs, including Rome, where its first facility is expected to become operational in early 2027. DLR -0.40% premarket to $175.75. Source: Press Release More on Digital Realty Trust Digital Realty Trust: The Reasons I Am Staying On The Sidelines Digital Realty Trust, Inc. (DLR) Presents at Morgan Stanley Technology, Media & Telecom Conference 2026 Transcript Digital Realty Q4 2025: Stability And Growth Without Surprises Trump orders tech giants to power their own AI data centers under ‘rate protection’ pledge Digital Realty outlines 8% core FFO growth target for 2026 as hyperscale and AI demand accelerate
Tom Werner Nonfarm labor productivity increased 1.8% Q/Q in Q4, revised down from the 2.8% growth estimated earlier, and slowing from the 4.9% increase in Q3, according to data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Tuesday. Output rose 1.5% Q/Q, down from the previous estimate of 2.6%, while hours worked declined 0.2%, unchanged from the prior print. On a year-over-year basis, productivity...
Tom Werner Nonfarm labor productivity increased 1.8% Q/Q in Q4, revised down from the 2.8% growth estimated earlier, and slowing from the 4.9% increase in Q3, according to data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Tuesday. Output rose 1.5% Q/Q, down from the previous estimate of 2.6%, while hours worked declined 0.2%, unchanged from the prior print. On a year-over-year basis, productivity increased 2.1% vs. the initial print of 2.2% and 1.9% in Q3. Unit labor cost growth of 4.4% Q/Q was revised up from +2.8% and increased from +1.9% in Q3. That reflects a 6.3% increase in hourly compensation, combined with the 1.8% gain in productivity. That compared with the previous Q4 estimates of a 5.7% rise in hourly compensation and the 2.8% productivity gain. Over the last four quarters, unit labor costs rose 2.4%. Manufacturing sector labor productivity declined 2.5% in Q4, down from the prior calculation of -1.9%. Unit labor costs in the total manufacturing sector climbed 9.1% vs. the initial estimate of +8.3%, the BLS said. More on US Economy Yesterday's Optimism Turns More Guarded U.S. Debt Hits $39 Trillion: Post-WWII Playbook Revisited Miran focuses on labor market, and Goolsbee worries about inflation — two Fed views Construction spending unexpectedly weakens after December print is revised higher
Greg Peters, co-CIO at PGIM Fixed Income, explains why he sees value in the global bond market and says markets overall may be “focusing a little too much” on inflation. (Source: Bloomberg)
Greg Peters, co-CIO at PGIM Fixed Income, explains why he sees value in the global bond market and says markets overall may be “focusing a little too much” on inflation. (Source: Bloomberg)