Analysis
Wealthy investors have been pulling money from non-traded private credit funds.
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Morgan Stanley private credit fund withdrawal requests stay elevated in Q3
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China probing Meituan, Alibaba units for possible antitrust violations
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China Rare Earth Group in talks to buy MP Materials shareholder Shenghe Resources
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Malaysian regulator to ask publicly-traded firms for El Nino plans, eyes deeper Gulf ties
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Policy & Regulations
China has been cracking down on monopolistic behaviour.
Deals
If successful, the deal would hand over control of Shenghe’s stakes in foreign firms.
Several market regulators have been seeking disclosures related to climate and weather impacts.
This week, Grab put $1.49b behind its ambition to become more than a ride-hailing company.
Singapore
Net loss widened to S$21.25 million from S$15.8 million a year earlier.
World
The projection highlights OpenAI’s funding needs as it seeks fresh investment, per an FT report.
The potential launch comes at a time when Amodei has called on the global AI community to slow down.
Greater China
Spirit AI’s robots have achieved a 90% success rate for simple tasks in structured living-room environments.
The company is seeking a second listing in Hong Kong to support its overseas expansion.
