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Gautam Adani's US dollar bonds fall after report by Hindenburg Research

In an approximately 100-page report, Hindenburg Research alleges a web of Adani-family controlled offshore shell entities in tax havens, in the Caribbean, Mauritius and the United Arab Emirates

Twitter faces more lawsuits over unpaid rent for US HQ, UK office

Twitter quit paying rent on its San Francisco headquarters in December

Vodafone sells British HQ and rents part instead amid downsizing

Iqon Capital agreed to buy the total of seven buildings known as "The Connection" on behalf of Aljazira Capital

JPMorgan gets RBI nod for new India chief executive officer Prabdev Singh

Singh had been JPMorgan's interim CEO since November, replacing Madhav Kalyan who - in October - was named head of payments for Asia Pacific

'Greatest ever': Citadel made nearly $16 billion for clients in 2022

The top 20 hedge fund firms collectively generated $22.4 billion in profit after fees, according to estimates by LCH Investments, a fund of hedge funds

Covid-19 pandemic: China reports more than 12,600 deaths in a week

There were 12,658 Covid-linked deaths at hospitals between January 13-19, the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention said in a statement

Signature Bank pulls back from crypto transactions below $100,000: Binance

The shift comes after the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation warned of crypto-asset risks

Singapore's Zilingo to enter liquidation after crisis at fashion start-up

Zilingo had been one of the highest-profile startups to emerge from Singapore

Google parent Alphabet to cut 12,000 jobs, over 6% of its global workforce

'Thank you for working so hard', says Google after cutting 12,000 jobs

Google cuts add to tech wipeout that has claimed over 100,000 jobs

Big tech companies benefitted from boom in e-commerce sector that kicked off during Covid lockdowns in 2020 but now they are reporting declining growth rates as customer behavior returns to normal

Davos 2023: UAE, India in early talks to settle non-oil trade in rupees

Thani Al-Zeyoudi, the UAE's minister of state for foreign trade said other countries, including China, had also raised the issue of settling non-oil trade payments in local currencies

Xi Jinping says China's Covid-19 fight in new stage, faces tough tasks

Xi said the current outbreak has been 'fierce' and China still faced tough tasks, state broadcaster China Central Television reported late Wednesday

'Avatar 2' is now top-grossing pandemic-era film, surpassing 'Spider Man'

The James Cameron-directed film has taken in $1.93 billion globally, Disney said in a statement

European banks to Asian corporates, global bond sales reach nearly $600 bn

Financial firms have led the charge in global issuance this year as a sector, with year-to-date sales topping $250 billion

What to watch for after India overtakes China as most-populous nation

The challenge for India, which is estimated to grow 7% in the year ending March, is to sustain that pace of expansion in the coming decades or end up with even higher unemployment rates

WEF 2023: US debt crisis clouds Davos optimism on global economy

More than a decade after one debt-ceiling standoff led to a sovereign US rating downgrade, financial-market turmoil and a weakened economic recovery

Japan pushes global counterparts to regulate cryptocurrencies like banks

The country has been making its voice heard through the Financial Stability Board

China's population shrinks for first time since 1960s in seismic shift

China had 1.41 billion people at the end of last year, 850,000 fewer than the end of 2021, according to data released by the National Statistics Bureau on Tuesday

International trade faces a stagnant decade lagging the world economy

Trade largely tracked the growth rate of world GDP during the decade preceding the pandemic

This isn't your mom and dad's recession: BofA's Savita Subramanian

The market could go as high as 4,600, which would be a pretty great year, says Savita Subramanian