Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Jio Platforms has pivoted to a pure fundraise for its planned Mumbai listing, dropping earlier plans that would have allowed some shareholders to exit, two sources said. "Given the uncertainty in markets due to the situation in West Asia, investors have chosen to stay invested in the company rather than use the IPO as an exit opportunity," one ...
Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Jio Platforms has pivoted to a pure fundraise for its planned Mumbai listing, dropping earlier plans that would have allowed some shareholders to exit, two sources said. "Given the uncertainty in markets due to the situation in West Asia, investors have chosen to stay invested in the company rather than use the IPO as an exit opportunity," one of the sources said. Ambani's Jio Platforms, which houses the world's second-largest telecom company by users after China Mobile, counts Meta, Google and Vista Equity Partners among its investors.
Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Jio Platforms has pivoted to a pure fundraising for its planned Mumbai listing, selling a 2.5% stake in the offering and dropping earlier plans that would have allowed some shareholders to exit, two sources said. Indian billionaire Ambani's Jio Platforms, which owns the world's second-largest telecom company by users after China Mobile, counts Meta, Alphabet's Google ...
Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Jio Platforms has pivoted to a pure fundraising for its planned Mumbai listing, selling a 2.5% stake in the offering and dropping earlier plans that would have allowed some shareholders to exit, two sources said. Indian billionaire Ambani's Jio Platforms, which owns the world's second-largest telecom company by users after China Mobile, counts Meta, Alphabet's Google and Vista Equity Partners among its investors. The firm earlier held discussions with its foreign investors for each to sell 8% of their individual holdings in the IPO, Reuters previously reported.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called on Indians to avoid buying gold for at least a year to preserve foreign-exchange reserves, a surprising appeal in a country where the metal plays a vital role in savings, weddings and religious festivals. “For a year, be it any function, we shouldn’t buy gold jewelry,” Modi said on Sunday, as he also asked citizens to cut fuel use and unnecessary overseas tr...
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called on Indians to avoid buying gold for at least a year to preserve foreign-exchange reserves, a surprising appeal in a country where the metal plays a vital role in savings, weddings and religious festivals. “For a year, be it any function, we shouldn’t buy gold jewelry,” Modi said on Sunday, as he also asked citizens to cut fuel use and unnecessary overseas travel. India spends a lot on importing gold into the country, and people should refrain from non-essential purchases, he said. The unusual request underscores how the war in the Middle East and the resulting energy shortages are widening India’s trade deficit and weakening the rupee. Gold constitutes the largest share in India’s import bill after oil, and the country is the world’s second-largest importer of bullion. Read: Modi Urges Indians to Conserve Fuel, Curb Costly Oil Imports The extent to which Indians will heed Modi’s request remains to be seen. The precious metal runs through nearly every aspect of economic and cultural life in the country. Many Indians favor it for savings, while it’s seen as auspicious to buy it for weddings and during festivals. Local jewelry maker stocks fell on Monday, though. Titan Co. , India’s biggest jeweler, lost as much as 6.6% in Mumbai. Senco Gold Ltd. and Kalyan Jewellers India Ltd. were down as much as 10.8% and 9.5%, respectively. Indian banks have recently struggled to import gold due to administrative bottlenecks, with the disruptions likely supporting India’s trade balance in April
Malaysia state pension fund Kumpulan Wang Persaraan Diperbadankan has appointed former banker Jay Khairil Jeremy Abdullah as its new chief executive officer effective May 20, it said in a statement on Monday. Jay Khairil, who was previously CEO at state-owned Bank Simpanan Nasional , has three decades of experience in the banking and financial services sector, KWAP said. He will advance KWAP’s man...
Malaysia state pension fund Kumpulan Wang Persaraan Diperbadankan has appointed former banker Jay Khairil Jeremy Abdullah as its new chief executive officer effective May 20, it said in a statement on Monday. Jay Khairil, who was previously CEO at state-owned Bank Simpanan Nasional , has three decades of experience in the banking and financial services sector, KWAP said. He will advance KWAP’s mandate as Malaysia’s pension fund for government workers through disciplined investment, sound governance and long-term institutional stewardship, the fund said. He replaces Nik Amlizan Mohamed , who left KWAP in March after leading the fund since 2020. KWAP’s fund size was at 186 billion ringgit ($47 billion) as of 2024.
Carnival ( CCL ) declares $0.15/share quarterly dividend , in line with previous. Forward yield 2.27% Payable May 29; for shareholders of record May 18; ex-div May 18. The company has now announced a dividend of $0.15 for two consecutive quarters. See CCL Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth. More on Carnival Carnival's Core Business Is Cruising - Initiating With A Buy Carnival: Near...
Carnival ( CCL ) declares $0.15/share quarterly dividend , in line with previous. Forward yield 2.27% Payable May 29; for shareholders of record May 18; ex-div May 18. The company has now announced a dividend of $0.15 for two consecutive quarters. See CCL Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth. More on Carnival Carnival's Core Business Is Cruising - Initiating With A Buy Carnival: Near-Term Fuel Risks Mitigated By Promising FY2029 Guidance The Carnival Stock Price Plunge Is An Opportunity Travel stocks move higher as oil tumbles on US.-Iran deal talks Oil slump fuels travel sector rally; airlines and cruise stocks outperform
格隆汇5月11日|晨星(Morningstar)分析师Jing Jie Yu在最近的一份报告中表示,作为全球第二大存储芯片制造商,SK海力士的DRAM和NAND这两种主要存储芯片类型的价格可能会在2027年见顶。晨星预计,该公司的营业利润率将从2025年的48.6%扩大到2026年的75.7%和2027年的77.3%。该机构预测,SK海力士的股息将从2025年的每股3,000韩元提高到2026年的...
格隆汇5月11日|晨星(Morningstar)分析师Jing Jie Yu在最近的一份报告中表示,作为全球第二大存储芯片制造商,SK海力士的DRAM和NAND这两种主要存储芯片类型的价格可能会在2027年见顶。晨星预计,该公司的营业利润率将从2025年的48.6%扩大到2026年的75.7%和2027年的77.3%。该机构预测,SK海力士的股息将从2025年的每股3,000韩元提高到2026年的15,000韩元和2027年的16,000韩元。
Broadcom (NasdaqGS:AVGO) is reportedly in advanced talks with private credit firms, including Apollo Global Management and Blackstone. The company is seeking a record $35b to $55b financing package to support AI chip development and long term supply agreements. The funding would back Broadcom's custom AI chip commitments with major clients such as Google, Anthropic, Meta, and OpenAI. If completed,...
Broadcom (NasdaqGS:AVGO) is reportedly in advanced talks with private credit firms, including Apollo Global Management and Blackstone. The company is seeking a record $35b to $55b financing package to support AI chip development and long term supply agreements. The funding would back Broadcom's custom AI chip commitments with major clients such as Google, Anthropic, Meta, and OpenAI. If completed, this would be the largest private credit transaction on record for a technology related...
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hapabapa NHS England has granted external staff from companies including Palantir ( PLTR ) “unlimited access” to identifiable patient data while working on a part of its flagship data platform, the Financial Times reported, citing an internal briefing note. The current practice requires any individual working with the National Data Integration Tenant to apply for clear data access for specific dat...
hapabapa NHS England has granted external staff from companies including Palantir ( PLTR ) “unlimited access” to identifiable patient data while working on a part of its flagship data platform, the Financial Times reported, citing an internal briefing note. The current practice requires any individual working with the National Data Integration Tenant to apply for clear data access for specific data sets: FT. “The NHS has strict policies in place for managing access to patient data and carries out regular audits to ensure compliance,” an NHS England spokesperson told the FT. “Anyone external requiring access must have government security clearance and be approved by a member of NHS England staff at director level or above”. More on Palantir Palantir's Pullback Hides A Massive Transformation Palantir: When Growth Is No Longer Enough Palantir's AI Control Layer Is Emerging Notable analyst calls this week: PLTR, GFS and DVN among top picks Earnings Scoreboard: 82% of firms post Y/Y earnings growth, 88% of S&P 500 reporting firms top EPS estimates
The European Central Bank will raise interest rates twice this year as the Iran war drives inflation higher, a Bloomberg survey showed. Economists see quarter-point hikes in both June and September, aligning more closely with market expectations for at least two moves this year, according to the May 4-7 poll. The last round only envisaged one increase in the deposit rate, which is currently at 2%....
The European Central Bank will raise interest rates twice this year as the Iran war drives inflation higher, a Bloomberg survey showed. Economists see quarter-point hikes in both June and September, aligning more closely with market expectations for at least two moves this year, according to the May 4-7 poll. The last round only envisaged one increase in the deposit rate, which is currently at 2%. Inflation, meanwhile, is predicted to quicken to 2.9% this year from 2.8% in the last survey . Analysts expect it to ease to 2.1% in 2027 and meet the ECB’s 2% goal in 2028. ECB officials have held fire on hikes so far as they assess the economic damage caused by the conflict in the Middle East. Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel said last week that monetary policy must be tightened if the energy shock broadens. Whether the Strait of Hormuz is open will be the key factor at June’s meeting , according to outgoing Vice President Luis de Guindos , who called the current level of uncertainty “brutal.” There’s only a slim majority predicting September’s hike and the survey suggests a cut will arrive next March. That’s partly because of souring economic prospects. Analysts lowered their expectations for growth in 2026, to 0.8% from 0.9% before. They then see the euro zone expanding by 1.3% in 2027 and 1.5% in 2028. Schnabel Says ECB Will Need to Hike If Energy Shock Broadens ECB’s Guindos Says Status of Hormuz Will Be Key for June Meeting ECB’s Cipollone Says Likelihood of Interest-Rate Hike Rising
MF3d Cerebras Systems ( CBRS ) is set to raise the size and price of its initial public offering as soon as Monday, as demand for the artificial intelligence chipmaker's shares continues to climb, two people familiar with the matter told Reuters on Sunday. The company is considering a new IPO price range of $150-$160 a share, up from $115-$125 a share, and raising the number of shares marketed t...
MF3d Cerebras Systems ( CBRS ) is set to raise the size and price of its initial public offering as soon as Monday, as demand for the artificial intelligence chipmaker's shares continues to climb, two people familiar with the matter told Reuters on Sunday. The company is considering a new IPO price range of $150-$160 a share, up from $115-$125 a share, and raising the number of shares marketed to 30 million from 28 million, the report said. At the top of the new range, Cerebras ( CBRS ) would raise roughly $4.8B, up from $3.5B under its original terms, though the figures remain subject to change before pricing, the people said. Cerebras' IPO has drawn orders for more than 20 times the number of shares available, the people said, as the chipmaker looks to manage surging interest ahead of its May 13 pricing. Cerebras filed for its initial public offering last month, after it signed a pair of significant deals with OpenAI ( OPENAI ) and Amazon Web Services ( AMZN ). More on Cerebras Systems Inc. Wall Street Brunch: IPOs Headline The Week's Show Wall Street Lunch: AI Chipmaker Seeks $3.5B In IPO, Eyes $26.5B Valuation Cerebras: Trying To Disrupt Nvidia's Inference Monopoly Cerebras Systems plans to raise IPO price range - Bloomberg Cerebras Systems aims to raise $3.5B in blockbuster IPO
Wang Ping A prestigious Chinese university has stripped a prominent dean of his post and fired a lead researcher after an investigation confirmed intentional data fabrication in a highly touted cancer study published in the journal Nature. On May 6, Tongji University announced the dismissal of Wang Ping from his role as dean of the School of Life Sciences and Technology, alongside the termination ...
Wang Ping A prestigious Chinese university has stripped a prominent dean of his post and fired a lead researcher after an investigation confirmed intentional data fabrication in a highly touted cancer study published in the journal Nature. On May 6, Tongji University announced the dismissal of Wang Ping from his role as dean of the School of Life Sciences and Technology, alongside the termination of lead author Jin Jiali for severe academic misconduct. The fraudulent findings were published in Nature and had been described by the research team as the culmination of “a decade in the making.” The paper endured nearly a year of intense scrutiny from independent scholars before authorities officially confirmed the fraud.