Moody's downgrades US credit outlook to negative for first time.
Moody's has lowered the U.S. credit outlook to negative, joining other rating agencies in signaling concern over fiscal sustainability and rising debt servicing costs.
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Fresh today 7 new items in the 06:00 utc editionJump to the new edition ↓Moody's has lowered the U.S. credit outlook to negative, joining other rating agencies in signaling concern over fiscal sustainability and rising debt servicing costs.
LVMH, Kering, and Hermès have seen their stock prices fall to multi-year lows as Chinese consumer demand collapses and European luxury faces a structural reckoning.
The state of Odisha has begun construction on India's first compound semiconductor fabrication facility, a $4.7 billion investment aimed at establishing the country as a regional chip manufacturing hub.
Ohio State University's semiconductor research lab has received a $20 million investment to bridge the gap between laboratory research and commercial-scale chip production.
A Presidio Heights property sold for $28.5 million, $10 million over asking and in multiple bids, signaling that San Francisco's ultra-luxury market is broadening beyond its historical core.
Indian PE and VC managers are committing substantially more of their own capital to new funds as competition for investor capital intensifies and LPs demand stronger alignment of interests.
Fitch changed France's credit outlook to negative, citing debt projections reaching 124% of GDP by 2028, while Moody's maintained its Aa3 rating unchanged, creating a divergence in sovereign assessments.
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