This thing is a shocker. It's lighter, it's louder, it's rear wheel drive gas. Only a bruiser from a company that has been adding weight, all wheel drive and leading into electrification.So, Hannah, you were there last night. What did Bentley just unleash. This is a big tease about what we can expect to see more from Bentley.I think, of course, it's been about a year since Frank Wallace or the CEO joined the company. As you know, Frank came from Porsche. Porsche Motorsport, where he was the mastermind behin ...

Charlie Wells has been digging through the data and is here with the latest. What stands out to you, Charlie Thompson. What really stands out in these 13 filings is the positioning on tack.This is really where the smart money has been making moves and trying to figure out how they are going to navigate this rally despite the talk that we hear about a potential bubble. You can see here that the most significant weighting is in that tech sector, followed by financials and followed by health, consumer discreti ...

And as I was saying, the gains right now for Bitcoin up 2.2% ether as the having having a stronger session then up 4.1%. But this in the context of that pressure that we've seen in recent weeks and months for crypto, what's been going on is this we've seen this story before. Is things different given given the ETF inflows we saw at the start of the year, the regulatory focus in the US.So it's very different, right. Normally when we had these big crashes, it was around some big events, like a big exchange co ...

Your state has been looking to attract a lot of investment. Some very big numbers are being thrown around, including a trillion dollars, you mentioned. How do you plan to do it.Today, the economy of India has matured. And funds are available on our door. We need people to transform.I have seen IT. To promote IT I sorted hi-tech city. That is late nineties story.Today you are seeing AI, datacenter and quantum computers. Leap frog. And also, Government of India wanted to go in a big way.Technology breakthroug ...

Mark, you've been warning about this, this Bitcoin tech correlation, this Bitcoin tech kind of sentiment that's wrapped into each other. Your take on what this chart is showing. Yeah, I think we will continue to see some of that negativity from the crypto space.I know it's trading stronger today, but I don't that they the sell off there is over. I think the digital asset treasury companies have turned into a negative for the space. So I think that the negativity in crypto will continue to lean on tech and w ...

Market Trends & Economic Indicators - Investors await the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts, with jobs report due Thursday [1][23] - The USD gained, up 01% [2] - Bitcoin at one point erased the gains of 2025, then up 18% [2][25] - S&P futures are up 4/10 of 1% [24] Company Performance & Investment - Oracle's credit spreads are climbing, stock is down 25% due to AI investment concerns [3][25] - NVIDIA earnings are a key event this week [3][51] - Samsung is hiking chip prices, giving a leg up for TSMC [3] - Saudi Arabia's PIF holdings in U.S-listed stocks decreased to $194 billion, the lowest in almost one year [21] - Abu Dhabi Investment Authority is considering reducing its stake in a Qatari telco company, aiming to raise $500 million or $600 million [22] Geopolitical & Policy Impacts - China issued a travel advisory to Japan following comments on Taiwan, impacting department stores with double-digit declines due to reliance on the Chinese market for 30% of revenue [4][26] - MBS is heading to Washington for discussions on nuclear tech and expanding the Abraham Accords [23][28] - South Africa's credit rating has improved for the first time since 2005, but remains two steps below investment grade [38][39]

President Donald Trump has said proposed Senate legislation to sanction Russia's trading partners would be, quote, okay with me. Joining me now is Bloomberg's chief Asia correspondent, Ross Mattson. Ross.Moments like this always have to question how much weight we should put on these comments from the US president, how much conviction he has behind them. What is your take as to whether or not this is a significant adjustment in terms of the position from the US President. Well, that's right.He can be quite ...

Let's talk about luxury. Why not. Right.I have, you know, some of these foreign brands like LVMH. I have to move over. I there's there's things are changing in the billion dollar luxury market we're spending on foreign premium brands have actually started stalling in the mainland.And really the rise of these sort of local premium brands. Right. Have you ever heard of the likes of Wildlife Go Got we talk about that quite a bit here.So Mont Mao groupie, I actually had to look it up a little bit to some of the ...

Geopolitical and Technological Shifts - The world is moving away from American unipolarity, with China emerging as a near-peer or potentially stronger adversary [1] - A revolution in artificial intelligence (AI) technology is underway, poised to transform all aspects of life, especially defense and military, within 5 to 10 years [2][3] - The integration of AI in defense raises policy questions about maintaining human oversight, particularly as adversaries may not prioritize it [4][5] Palantir's Strategy and Growth - Palantir aims to secure future contracts by leveraging its presence and investments in the UK [6] - The UK is considered a prime location outside the US and China for engineering talent needed to develop Palantir's software [6] - Palantir views the UK as a potential epicenter for defense and military technology development [6] - Palantir has 1 thousand people in London, its second-largest office globally, and plans to significantly expand its UK presence over the next 5 years [7] - The UK is seen as a key military power in Europe, a pillar of NATO, and a potential bridge to the rest of the continent, acting as a security guarantor [7][8]

Mumbai, India's financial capital, is pouring billions into new highways, train lines and airports. Yet every year, the city is still brought to its knees by relentless rains and floods. A new study reveals that severe flooding in Mumbai claimed more than 2700 lives annually over a decade, while causing economic losses of $1.2% billion each year.Deaths were linked to drowning, electrocution and disease with conditions like diarrhea and tuberculosis worsening dramatically during flood seasons. I mean, we're ...