Month: May 2023

Go First owner has no plans to exit airline: CEO

The day after India’s Go Airlines filed for bankruptcy, Reuters exclusively reported that its owner does not intend to exit the cash-strapped airline. In its bankruptcy filing, India’s third-largest airline, which recently re-branded as Go First, claimed its failure followed a refusal by Pratt & Whitney to abide by an arbitration order to release spare […]
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White House: Fed interest rates having negative effect on banking

In an exclusive conversation with Reuters, Heather Boushey, a member of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, said Federal Reserve interest rate hikes aimed at curbing inflation were having a negative impact on the banking sector and warned Republicans against worsening the situation with their debt ceiling threats.  The post White House: Fed interest […]
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SoftBank’s Arm registers for blockbuster U.S. IPO

Reuters was first to report that SoftBank Group Corp’s chip maker Arm Ltd has filed with regulators confidentially for a U.S. stock market listing, setting the stage for this year’s largest initial public offering. While SoftBank had said in March it planned to list Arm in the U.S. stock market, the company’s IPO registration shows […]
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Tesla readies export of Model Y to Canada from China

Reuters exclusively reported that Tesla has begun producing the Model Y in Shanghai with the intention to sell it in Canada this year, marking the first time it will ship cars to North America from China. Because of the cheaper pricing on the new version of the Model Y, both the entry-level version of the […]
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China guides banks to further cut deposit rates

Reuters exclusively reported that members of China’s “interest rate self-regulatory mechanism,” mostly banks, met this month and were urged to reduce deposit rates as a way to guide the country’s savings into spending and more productive investments. The post China guides banks to further cut deposit rates appeared first on Reuters News Agency.
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