Xiaomi YU7 GT. Photo: Xiaomi Xiaomi Corp. has launched a high-performance version of its popular YU7 SUV, pushing deeper into China’s competitive electric vehicle market as its mainstay smartphone business falters. The YU7 GT can accelerate from zero to 100 kilometers per hour in 2.92 seconds, boasts as much as 1,003 horsepower and delivers a driving range of 705 kilometers on a full charge. The m...
Xiaomi YU7 GT. Photo: Xiaomi Xiaomi Corp. has launched a high-performance version of its popular YU7 SUV, pushing deeper into China’s competitive electric vehicle market as its mainstay smartphone business falters. The YU7 GT can accelerate from zero to 100 kilometers per hour in 2.92 seconds, boasts as much as 1,003 horsepower and delivers a driving range of 705 kilometers on a full charge. The model will start at 389,900 yuan ($57,310), CEO Lei Jun said on Thursday at a launch event.
A short-seller is a gumshoe who roots out a particular story about a specific company and brings it to light. In this way, a short-seller is similar to an investigative journalist. Fahmi Quadir, the founder and CIO of Safkhet Capital, is known as "the Assassin." Her notoriety proceeds her: Among her most well-known bets include short-selling Wirecard AG and Valeant. In today's conversation with Qa...
A short-seller is a gumshoe who roots out a particular story about a specific company and brings it to light. In this way, a short-seller is similar to an investigative journalist. Fahmi Quadir, the founder and CIO of Safkhet Capital, is known as "the Assassin." Her notoriety proceeds her: Among her most well-known bets include short-selling Wirecard AG and Valeant. In today's conversation with Qaudir — recorded at our live show in London at Wilton's Music Hall — she dishes on what life is like for a short-seller, especially one as famous as her. In her mind, short-selling is only getting harder; it's a corner of finance that is facing an existential crisis and one whose value is questioned in what she calls a "golden age of fraud." She also tells us, that for the first time ever, she is going long with a focus on Korea that has nothing to do with the AI boom. (Source: Bloomberg)