Joanna Ossinger
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âDonât go with a fund, go with a solutionâ: CEOâs tips from decades of global investing (opens the original)
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Investments that solve problems and align with national interests are some of the most appealing in the current environment, according to a multi-decade veteran of global private markets. Smart money in the Middle East is focused on government and strategic priorities, as well as finding solutions in those areas, because "that actually is exactly what those sovereign groups are looking for, and for that capital is available," according to Hazem Ben-Gacem, founder and CEO of Abu Dhabi-based inves
Xi says China will take lead to foster AI, tech cooperation among BRICS countries (opens the original)
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China will take the lead to help foster artificial-intelligence collaboration and development among developing countries, President Xi Jinping said at the BRICS bloc summit in New Delhi. China will pioneer the establishment of a BRICS AI open-source community, support the cooperation in developing and applying large language models, hold AI seminars and training courses, and build an open AI ecosystem, Xi said in a statement on Sunday released by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The country will
Investors seek hedges as midterms and geopolitical risks threaten market calm (opens the original)
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Investors are starting to seek more protection against stock market swings as a historically volatile period for markets approaches. One sign of that nervousness is emerging in Cboe's VIX volatility index. The VIX, often referred to as Wall Street's "fear gauge," measures the level of volatility investors expect in the S&P 500 over the next 30 days, based on options prices. It tends to rise when investors become more anxious about the outlook and rush to protect their portfolios against sharp ma
How Asiaâs ultra-rich are investing and where wealthy Chinese are migrating, according to Maybank Singapore CEO (opens the original)
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Asia's ultra-rich are increasingly willing to tap into new asset classes, gold is leaving Dubai for Singapore and wealthy Chinese are flocking to Malaysia, the Singapore CEO of Malayan Bank Bhd said. Ultra-high-net-worth people are "always looking at both financial instruments as well as physical assets in real estate and in precious metal," Alvin Lee said in an interview. "Gold's rise in price is testament to the fact that it's a good store of value. It continues to be very appealing," he said.
The Democratic Socialist and the retired Rear Admiral: How Democrats aim to win in Colorado (opens the original)
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DENVER â The future of the Democratic Party is on display in Colorado. The state's choices for U.S. House candidates for the 2026 election feature a member of the Democratic Socialists of America and another whose platform might be mistaken for that of a Republican as she runs in a district considered a safe seat for the GOP. Most of the state's eight congressional seats are solidly Democratic or Republican, and safe seats often attract candidates at the extremes of their parties. As candidate
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