Singapore’s Temasek Is Considering A $100 Million Investment In Indian Jewellers BlueStone

Singapore state investor Temasek Holdings is considering investing $100 million in Indian jewellers BlueStone for a 20% share, claimed a report by the news agency Reuters citing information from two sources with direct knowledge of the matter. According to one of the people, who declined to be identified because the topic is private, the investment…

UBS Is Considering Selling Credit Suisse’s Swiss Unit

UBS is considering options for Credit Suisse’s Swiss bank, including potentially preserving the unit’s investment banking activities while selling the remainder, said a report from Reuters quoting information from According to people who spoke on the condition of anonymity, UBS is considering selling Credit Suisse’s Swiss banking sector in an initial public offering (IPO) after…

Kellogg Purchases A Critical Elements From Conflict-Torn Sudan, But There Is No Scarcity Currently’

Kellogg Co has a steady supply of a critical component used in its Pop Tarts breakfast pastries that it sources from war-torn Sudan, according to CEO Steve Cahillane in an interview with Reuters on Thursday. Cahillane stated that the US food maker saw no risk to its “safety stock” of the binding ingredient gum arabic…

Qualcomm’s Forecasting Is Bleak As Smartphone Sales Continue To Be Sluggish

Since it would take longer for the smartphone industry to use up excess chips before new orders started coming in, Qualcomm Inc. predicted third-quarter revenue and profit would be lower than Wall Street expectations. After the chip designer said its forecast also took into account macroeconomic headwinds and weaker global sales of handsets, shares of…

After Declaring Bankruptcy, India’s Go First Highlights Its Owner And Government Support

The CEO of Go Airlines (India) said that the company’s owner had no intentions to sell the budget airline after engine problems led it into bankruptcy. Frustrated passengers had been complaining about sudden flight cancellations. On Tuesday, the third-largest airline in India, which had just changed its name to Go First, filed for bankruptcy, citing…

Starbucks Profits Outperformed On A Recovery Of Business In China, But Shares Fell On Downbeat Guidance

Starbucks Corp. exceeded Wall Street projections for quarterly profits on Tuesday because to a rapid improvement in operations in China, but shares plummeted in after-hours trading by around 6% after the company decided not to raise its 2023 guidance. Since the majority of China’s COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted, consumer mobility and spending in the…

A Persistently Weak PC Market Prompts AMD To Miss Forecast, Shares Decline

The chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices estimated quarterly revenues below projections due to a sluggish PC market on Tuesday, overshadowing the company’s hope that the chip industry would start to recover in the second half of 2023. Sales of PC and data centre chips for the first quarter were again below analyst expectations, and the company’s…

More Banking Industry Vulnerabilities Could Be Revealed, Says IMF MD Georgieva

Only hours after First Republic Bank was saved by JPMorgan Chase, International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva stated on Monday that she anticipates more banking sector weaknesses to be revealed. Speaking in Beverly Hills, California at the 2023 Milken Institute Global Conference, Georgieva began by addressing the major issue of the day—the financial crisis…

Geoffrey Hinton, Also Referred To As ‘Godfather Of A.I.’ Exits Google After A Decade

One of the most listened-to experts in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Geoffrey Hinton, referred to as “The Godfather of AI,” was awarded a Ph.D. in artificial intelligence 45 years ago. Hinton split his time between Google’s Silicon Valley headquarters and Toronto throughout the past ten years. However, he has left the internet behemoth and told The…