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Wealth

Dubai tops New York as best city for global rich: Savills ranking

UK industrialist Jim Ratcliffe (centre) took control of Manchester United’s football operations last year after spending about US$1.5 billion to buy roughly a third of the 20-time English league champions.

JPMorgan’s billionaire clients want sports teams more than fine art

While the final position depends on the incoming person, the new hire may ultimately lead Ares Management's Asia credit operations.

Ares looks to beef up leadership team to boost Asia credit: sources

Owners of NBA and NFL teams have also opened up more to private equity firms in recent years, helping to drive up valuations.

JPMorgan’s billionaire clients want sports teams more than fine art

YZJ Maritime has signed agreements to raise S$5.2 million through a placement of nearly 8.64 million shares at S$0.60 each, tagging its overall valuation at more than S$2 billion
HOCK LOCK SIEW

YZJ Financial right to spin off maritime assets

President Donald Trump meets with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Busan, South Korea, on Oct. 30. The Chinese readout of the meeting outcomes was quite different from that of the broader US media.
CHART VIEW

Upward trend intact for S&P 500 and Shanghai index

The direct impact of US tariffs on India's GDP is limited, but the indirect effects could be more substantial, hitting export-dependent industries such as textiles and gems & jewellery.
INVESTING GLOBALLY & PROFITABLY

India stock market awaits catalysts

Assuming there is no recession, the Fed's rate-cutting cycle should continue to benefit risk assets.

Diversification strategy solves investment dilemma

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CIO CORNER

Investing in nuclear energy, a quiet backbone for the AI-powered economy

Google and Microsoft have registered stronger profit margins than Wall Street had expected in the latest quarter.

In the AI boom, not all capex is created equal

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