Saudi fund may only play minor part in Musk’s $72 billion Tesla plan: bankers
Elon Musk told investors this week that “obviously, the Saudi sovereign fund has more than enough capital needed” to finance taking Tesla private.
Elon Musk told investors this week that “obviously, the Saudi sovereign fund has more than enough capital needed” to finance taking Tesla private.
Chinese oil importers are shying away from buying U.S. crude as they fear Beijing’s decision to exclude the commodity from its tariff list in a trade dispute between the world’s biggest economies may only be temporary.
A long-acting injection developed by GlaxoSmithKline and given once a month has proved as effective as standard daily pills for controlling the AIDS virus, lifting prospects for the British drugmaker’s key HIV business.
Turkey doubled tariffs on some U.S. imports including cars, alcohol and tobacco on Wednesday in retaliation for U.S. moves, but the lira rallied a further six percent after a fresh move by banking authorities to underpin the currency.
BANGKOK (AP) — Shares were mostly lower in Asia on Wednesday despite a rally overnight on Wall Street as investors’ jitters over the Turkish currency crisis eased. …read more […]
Turkey has doubled tariffs on some U.S. imports, such as passenger cars, alcohol and tobacco, in what its vice president said was a response to deliberate U.S. attacks on the Turkish economy.
Asian stocks retreated to a one-year low on Wednesday as bearish Chinese markets worsened investor sentiment already hurt by Turkey’s financial crisis.
Express Scripts Holding Co built a multi-billion enterprise pressuring drug companies to lower their prices for U.S. patients. Now it is quietly building a side business: getting paid to help drug companies dispense a new generation of high-priced drugs.
Walmart Inc said on Wednesday that it would tie up with comedian and talk show host Ellen DeGeneres to launch a women’s fashion line, its latest attempt to make deeper inroads into the apparel space and gain market share in the category.
The Wall Street Journal recently reported that India is drafting new China-like policies in the technology space that have the ultimate goal of leveling the playing field between U.S. tech giants and India’s home-grown technology businesses. Between Facebook (NASDAQ:FB), Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN), Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) and Google (NASDAQ:GOOG), none of them have a significant presence in China, the world’s largest consumer market, because of protectionist policies. As a result, each of them has been been making a big push in India, the world’s second-largest consumer market. …read more […]
Asian stocks retreated on Wednesday, failing to follow Wall Street’s gains, while the dollar was near a 13-month high as concerns about Turkey’s financial crisis weighed on investor appetite despite the lira’s move away from an all-time low.
Cupertino has ground to make up in the world’s third-largest smartphone market. …read more […]
Former Baidu Inc. Chief Operating Officer Qi Lu has been named chief executive officer of Y Combinator China, marking the American startup incubator’s first fully-fledged international effort. Y Combinator, which has seeded companies including Airbnb Inc., Stripe Inc., Reddit and Dropbox Inc., will start its program in China as soon as next summer, according to an interview with the president of Y Combinator, Sam Altman. In the U.S., the accelerator selects two batches of companies a year that receive financing, advice and connections in exchange for a small percentage of equity. …read more […]
Asian stocks sagged on Wednesday, failing to track Wall Street’s gains and with the dollar near a 13-month high as concerns about Turkey’s financial crisis weighed on investor appetite, despite the lira’s move away from an all-time low.
A U.S. decision to subsidize its renewable energy companies and impose tariffs on imported products has seriously distorted the global market and harmed China’s interests, China’s Ministry of Commerce said late on Tuesday.
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