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- A unit of Singapore’s Temasek and Oman’s sovereign wealth fund are the investors in a $255 million private credit financing for Vingroup’s hospitality arm
- A supertanker has been provisionally booked to transport oil from the Persian Gulf to India at a rate equivalent to almost nine times benchmark freight costs
- The biggest operator of solar mini-grids in Africa said it sold a stake to the IFC to help raise money to expand into Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of Congo
- Germany signaled it will move ahead with plans to impose lower drug prices on pharmaceutical companies, calling a US accusation of unfair trade practices “unfounded”
- Leveraged ETFs tracking Samsung or SK Hynix were likely forced to sell a combined $6 billion of the Korean chipmakers’ shares Tuesday
- Executive pay at Japanese flash memory maker Kioxia Holdings surged, a reflection of runaway global demand for AI-related chips
- Qatar plans to return to normal LNG output within weeks from the undamaged parts of its facility, Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani says in an interview with the Financial Times
- Japanese telecom giant NTT is planning to raise around $10 billion in a multi-currency debt offering, in what would be the largest global bond sale by an Asian corporate so far this year
- Meta’s decision to hand leadership of WhatsApp to Kunal Shah, one of India’s most prominent angel investors and the founder of fintech startup Cred, started with a cold email. Read how Chris Cox hired him: bloomberg.com/news/articles/… 📷️: Meta Platforms Inc.
- The Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure Partnership and Brookfield Asset Management are among possible bidders for Stack Infrastructure’s data centers in the Asia-Pacific region, sources say
- China may still cut rates this year, though besides looser policy the economy requires more targeted support for technological innovation and improving people’s livelihoods, according to an adviser to the central bank.
