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Elon Musk is betting on debt to propel xAI in the AI race.
With the aim of competing with giants such as Alphabet and OpenAI, Elon Musk could decide to raise up to $12bn in debt to accelerate the expansion of xAI and its AI agent Grok.
European automotive sector upbeat after trade agreement with Japan
The trade agreement reached with Japan offers some respite for the automotive sector. It provides for an exemption from surcharges for the sector, a move that is fueling optimism in Europe as European...
Trade negotiations: Japan coming out on top
Washington and Tokyo have announced a trade agreement introducing lower tariffs on Japanese car exports. In return, Japan will invest heavily in the United States and open up its market further to...
S&P 500: international business boosts performance, up 7% compared to domestic business
While 28% of the S&P 500 index's total revenue comes from abroad, the 50 companies with the highest international exposure significantly outperform the 50 most domestic ones. Beyond taxes and, above...
JPMorgan opens up to crypto: Bitcoin-backed loans coming soon? - Crypto review
The CEO of JPMorgan, once a fierce opponent of Bitcoin, is now considering lending dollars to customers in exchange for cryptocurrencies. What Wall Street refused yesterday is now becoming a new...
Ashish Kacholia and Dolly Khanna: India's Star Investors Send Portfolio Signals
As the first half of FY 2025-26 concludes, two of India's most closely watched stock market investors, Ashish Kacholia and Dolly Khanna, have made notable shifts in their portfolios. Often hailed by...
Employment figures offer some respite for the Bank of England
The Bank of England has been given some breathing space, as the latest UK employment figures show a slower slowdown in the labor market than in the previous month. This, combined with a moderation in...
Results preview: Legrand accelerates
Taking the pulse ahead of the results. The electrical infrastructure specialist's interim results will be published on 31 July. Yet the first signs are clear: Legrand is continuing the momentum of Q1...
Crypto companies face the fatal trap of Bitcoin - Crypto roundup
In Q2 2025, companies purchased over 159,000 BTC in three months - an unprecedented influx that brings their total holdings to 847,000 BTC, or 4% of the global supply. An insatiable appetite…...
When volatility boosts US banks
As usual, US financials have kicked off the earnings season. After JPMorgan, Citigroup, and Wells Fargo yesterday, it was the turn of Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, and Morgan Stanley on Wednesday....
Shorting the dollar: the most popular trade amongst fund managers
This is a little treat for MarketScreener team: the monthly survey of Bank of America managers. It's a goldmine of information that can sometimes make up for a lack of inspiration. This is once again...
The Week's Biggest Mergers Unpacked
This week's M&A landscape brings a series of heavyweight moves spanning sectors from insurance and diagnostics to energy. From regulatory breakthroughs enabling oilfield consolidation to...
Diageo reshuffles its management team: Nik Jhangiani temporarily replaces Debra Crew
Diageo, which is still in turmoil, has decided to part ways with its CEO, Debra Crew, and appoint CFO Nik Jhangiani as interim CEO. Diageo shares are currently trading close to their all-time low.
How did Indonesia go from 32% to 19% customs tariffs?
In 2024, Indonesia had a trade deficit of $17.9bn. Compared to its neighbors, this figure remains reasonable, even though it is amongst the highest in the world. After receiving a letter notifying it...
Rare earths: Apple joins the industrial front supported by the Pentagon
Apple has just signed a $500m contract with MP Materials to secure a supply of rare earth magnets… without going through China. A reliable supply chain comes at a price, and Apple is willing to pay...
Is Scott Bessent the ideal candidate to succeed Jerome Powell?
With Jerome Powell's term as head of the Federal Reserve coming to an end in May 2026, speculation around his successor is intensifying. Kevin Warsh and Kevin Hassett are regularly mentioned, but...
Rio Tinto posts strongest iron ore output since 2018 amid executive shake-up
Rio Tinto has posted its most robust second-quarter iron ore production since 2018, producing 83.7 million metric tons from its Pilbara operations. This record output comes as the miner transitions...
What if we already knew the name of Apple's next CEO?
After several setbacks, particularly in AI, questions are arising about Tim Cook's position at the helm of Apple. Indeed, some observers already have a name on their lips about who could succeed him.
A Scandinavian consortium acquires Dalata for EUR1.4bn
A consortium involving three Scandinavian companies has made a takeover bid for Dalata, Ireland's largest hotel operator, for EUR1.4bn. Pandox is continuing to specialize in asset ownership and...
Mexican tomatoes: Made in the USA or higher prices, the Trump dilemma
When Donald Trump promises to renegotiate all trade agreements, he does not mince his words. The US has recently announced the end of the agreement with Mexico on the minimum price for Mexican...
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