Dear Tesla Stock Fans, Mark Your Calendars for November 29 A Nov. 29 Vietnam probe deadline could matter for Tesla's production plans. Barchart · Nov 5
Boeing Has the Orders, the Cash Flow, and Insider Buyers, But What's Still Missing? Boeing posted positive free cash flow, landed a record 737-10 order from lessor Avolon, and saw two directors buy shares after the stock dropped, signaling a gradual production recovery. MarketBeat · Nov 5
Nintendo's ROM Chip Supplier, Macronix, Announces Shutdown—Does This Mean Digital Games for Switch? Macronix, Nintendo's ROM chip supplier, has announced that it is shutting down as its business continues to deal with challenges. Player One · Nov 5
Companies need to fortify supply chains for "a flock of black swan" events, says Toll Group executive chairman Thomas Knudsen Supply chain shocks have piled up since 2020, including the COVID pandemic, Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine and Trump’s 2025 tariffs. Fortune · Nov 5
China Has An Iron Grip On EV Batteries. Here's America’s Plan To Break It The U.S. wants a domestic battery supply chain by 2030, but tens of billions of dollars in battery projects have already been canceled. InsideEVs · Nov 4
AI and blockchain are coming to African farms: 4 things must happen for farmers to benefit The use of digital agriculture is expanding across Africa. Tools like artificial intelligence (AI), sensors and blockchain are helping farmers receive information about weather, pests, markets and farm management. AI can analyse images and other farm data to detect problems or support decisions. Digital traceability systems can record where food… The Conversation · Nov 4
70% of global business leaders report rising risk exposure amid AI, geopolitical disruptions: KPMG According to the report, 56% of respondents said external disruptions involving geopolitical, energy, cyber, trade or climate-related factors would cause severe operational disruptions or significantly affect their organisations' costs and performance over the next three to five years. The Economic Times · Nov 4
Italy holds emergency talks as supermarket fridge attacks spread across Europe The EU says the cyberattacks are a deliberate attempt to disrupt the food supply chain, but Romania’s cyber chief calls them “semi-amateurish”. Euronews · Nov 3
Quant Mutual Fund reduces exposure to frontline IT stocks as part of profit-booking exercise Quant Mutual Fund has strategically reduced its exposure to IT stocks and boosted its investments in FMCG sectors. This shift is due to disappointing earnings from key tech companies, leading to a cautious approach towards manufacturing amid ongoing supply chain issues. Nevertheless, the fund expresses confidence in India's investment potential… The Economic Times · Nov 3
Hackers are targeting something the world can't do without: Food A series of cyberattacks have affected supermarket refrigeration systems in multiple European countries, leading to food spoilage. These attacks, described as deliberate attempts to disrupt the food supply chain, raised concerns among retailers and consumers alike. Various security vulnerabilities in connected refrigerated systems have been exploited, underscoring the need for… The Economic Times · Nov 3
Asian companies to ramp up investments in US amid supply-chain shifts Citi expects investments by South Korean, Japanese and Taiwanese companies in the US to rise as global supply chains shift. The bank also sees growing cross-border business flows involving India and China, creating opportunities in transaction banking and financial services. The Economic Times · Nov 3
El Nino could add to US inflation pressures in 2027, San Francisco Fed paper warns A San Francisco Fed study warns the current strong El Niño could drive US inflation up by 1 percentage point in 2027, despite temporarily boosting jobs. With inflation already above the 2% target, the climate shock adds further pressure on the Fed to raise interest rates. The Economic Times · Nov 2
India-New Zealand FTA: Expanding India’s footprint in Oceania More than a trade deal, the India-New Zealand FTA is a strategic gateway to new markets, fresh investment and stronger capabilities, positioning India to compete, connect, and grow across the Asia-Pacific. The Economic Times · Nov 2
Jesse & Ben’s raises $10 million to bring seed-oil-free fries to Target A frozen French-fry brand founded by two restaurant operators is taking its seed-oil-free approach to more supermarket shelves after securing $10 million in Series A funding. Jesse Konig and Ben Johnson launched Jesse & Ben's in 2024, building its range around russet potatoes, grass-fed beef tallow and avocado oil. The… The Times of India · Nov 1
International Business Times UK · Nov 1 Accenture Contractor Allegedly Linked Personal Claude AI Agent to Pentagon System Used by Intel Agencies A WIRED investigation says a personal Claude Code agent accessed a Pentagon system and appeared to send credentials and network details externally
The Guardian - US · Nov 1 The US-China trade war seems to have subsided – but the sense of calm is misleading A truce has cooled the trade conflict, but neither country has done anything to limit the outbreak of new hostilities
The Economic Times · Nov 1 Sona Comstar expects annual investments to rise from Rs 500-600 cr as business grows: MD Sona BLW Precision Forgings Ltd expects to increase its annual investments from Rs 500-600 crore as it grows. The company has introduced new products like helical slip differentials and radar sensors during the September quarter. Currently, India contributes roughly 50 percent of its business, which is projected to remain stable…
The Times of India · Nov 1 Atlanta Quad Meeting: Jaishankar seeks action‑oriented agenda; bloc unveils AI, minerals push During the Quad meeting, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar highlighted the significance of preserving freedom of choice and ensuring secure supply chains. The dialogue centered around addressing non-market practices impacting the Indo-Pacific, without naming specific nations. The ministers unveiled plans to enhance access to artificial intelligence and aid critical minerals…
The Economic Times · Nov 1 EAM Jaishankar urges Quad to focus on freedom of choice External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar emphasized freedom of choice and resilient supply chains during the Quad meeting. He highlighted countering non-market practices as a key priority for discussions with partner nations. The Quad aims to enhance cooperation in maritime security and counter-terrorism measures. Additionally, over USD 85 million will be…
The Economic Times · Nov 1 G20 foreign ministers end Atlanta meeting without consensus on key issue, group photo cancelled Top diplomats from the G20 met in Atlanta, but they could not agree on important global security issues. Tensions, particularly regarding Russia's war in Ukraine, overshadowed the talks and affected the outcomes. The meeting concluded without a joint communique, only a chairman's statement summarizing their discussions. Despite the lack of…
The Times of India · Oct 31 Merz proposes global alliance on rules-based trade, cites India as partner for supply chain diversification SEOUL: Making a bold statement, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz proposed a global alliance on rules-based trade, including WTO. Merz was speaking at 19th Asia-Pacific Conference of German Business in the South Korean capital that has assembled more than 800 German companies. Merz has been on a week-long tour of East…
The Economic Times · Oct 31 "Discussing ACITI": EAM Jaishankar holds trilateral meeting with Australian, Canadian counterparts External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar held a trilateral meeting with Canadian and Australian counterparts in Atlanta. They discussed the Australia-Canada-India Technology and Innovation Partnership focused on green energy and supply chains. Jaishankar emphasized the need for diplomatic solutions to global challenges and highlighted issues impacting the Global South. He noted…
The Economic Times · Oct 31 Jaishankar has a message for the world: Give diplomacy a chance, as military solutions won't work External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar stressed the importance of diplomacy to address global challenges at the G20 meeting. He highlighted ongoing conflicts, including the Russia-Ukraine war and tensions in West Asia, while addressing seafarer safety. Jaishankar emphasized the impact of market flooding and supply chain issues on the Global South.…
The Times of India · Oct 30 Strikes test global shipping: dockworkers stage anti-war port protests; disruption seen as limited Tens of thousands of people, mostly students and workers, took to the streets across Italy on Friday to demand higher wages, better public services and relief from rising living costs. They also opposed increased military spending and the use of ports for arms shipments amid conflicts in the Middle East…
The National (Scotland) · Oct 30 ‘Historic’ dockworkers anti-war strike shuts 113 ports worldwide amid wider protests DOCKWORKERS in 113 ports across the world went on strike on Friday as part of an international campaign against arms shipments and to demand better working conditions