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At the Bloomberg New Economy Forum, Kumar Mangalam Birla warned that capital allocation faces rising friction from geopolitics and AI hype, emphasizing that businesses must maintain cost discipline and continuous growth to navigate global volatility.
Despite stark warnings from the United Nations and human rights monitors, Malaysia has pressed ahead with sweeping deportations of Myanmar nationals. Stripped of legal recourse and asylum protections, deportees are being flown directly back to a country gripped by civil war.
Short-term interventions can only buy so much time. From emergency reserve drawdowns to fuel tax suspensions, Washington’s quick-fix playbook for cooling gas prices is hitting a wall against persistent supply headwinds and mounting political fallout.
Social media’s hands-off era is officially over. Facing landmark court rulings, narrowing liability shields, and bipartisan political crosshairs, major platforms are being forced to overhaul their moderation, algorithms, and core business models.
From elite investment banks struggling to lock down star dealmakers amid aggressive poaching raids, to Boots finally securing a buyer, and questions mounting over LIV Golf’s big-spending business model—here are the stories driving global markets today.
As traditional venture capital for green energy tightens, Europe’s massive defense rearmament is stepping in—funneling state war chests and dual-use capital into microgrids, sovereign battery tech, and energy resilience.
Australia’s multi-trillion-dollar superannuation sector is rapidly outgrowing local markets, steering retirement capital into residential rental developments and AI-driven data centers both at home and abroad.
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