Food Prices Rise to Highest in Three Years on Iran War Costs
Global food prices rose to their highest in more than three years as the Iran war disrupted supply chains, raising the prospect of higher bills for shoppers.
Commodity Asset Classes for Long-Term Growth
Commodity asset classes can help long-term investors add exposure beyond stocks and bonds. The right mix depends on risk level, time horizon, inflation concerns, and portfolio goals.
Cruise Ship Virus Reveals Travel’s Hidden Risks
A hantavirus outbreak linked to a Dutch-flagged cruise ship off the Canary Islands has killed three, with cases spanning continents—highlighting how quickly infections can cross borders.
(Source: Bloomberg)
Wayve CEO On How AI Transforming Self-Driving Cars
Alex Kendall, CEO of Wayve, explains to Bloomberg’s Tom Mackenzie how an AI-driven approach to self-driving-using onboard intelligence and real-world learning- is reshaping the future of autonomous vehicles. (Source: Bloomberg)
Granite Asia Taps DBS’ Wealthy Clients for Private Credit Fund
Singapore-based firm Granite Asia has engaged the private banking arm of DBS Group Holding Ltd. to raise additional capital for its first private credit vehicle, people familiar with the matter said.
Waymo’s Thirumalai on the Future Of Autonomous Vehicles
Srikanth Thirumalai, VP of Onboard Software at Waymo, explains, to Bloomberg’s Tom Mackenize, the company’s full-stack-approach-drive simulator, and safety-critique and how it stacks up against its competitors. (Source: Bloomberg)
Vay CEO: The Plan to Replace Private Car Ownership
Why own a car when you can summon one on demand? Vay’s CEO outlines a vision beyond ride-hailing—targeting a market up to 10x bigger by eliminating the need for private cars altogether. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Carlyle Earnings Tumble 28% as Carried Interest Remains Elusive
Carlyle Group Inc.’s first-quarter earnings tumbled as robust asset sales from its most recent buyout funds have yet to generate carried interest.