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WION Speaks To Tata Motors CMO Shubhranshu Singh

Citigroup beat estimates with second-quarter profit, driven by a surge in investment banking revenue and growth within its services division. The stock fell at the open as investors fretted over an uptick in costs and how the lender would boost market share.

Citigroup beats profit estimates, but shares fall on expense concerns

The Federal Reserve together with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency are now reportedly considering a new strategy which will also reduce the steep increase in capital requirements for the largest banks in the country from the initially proposed nearly 20 per cent.

US regulators may cut bank capital hikes

WION's Business Desk brings you this daily round up of global stories from the world of business and economy. EU unveils $8 bn aid package for Egypt amid looming concerns over migration The European Union (EU) has announced an aid package of €7.

WION Business Wrap | EU’s $8 bn package for Egypt, Uber to pay $178 mn to Australian taxi drivers and more

Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, has advised the Federal Reserve to exercise prudence before considering any interest rate cuts, urging the central bank to uphold its credibility in combating inflation.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon urges Fed caution on interest rate cuts

Charles Munger, the influential vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway and long-time confidante of Warren Buffett, died on Tuesday at the age of 99. Munger's journey from working for Buffett's grandfather during the Great Depression to becoming a key figure in Berkshire's success is a remarkable tale of business acumen and enduring partnership.

The Oracle of Pasadena: Charles Munger's impact on investing, business, and beyond

This morning, global markets reflected the aftermath of Wall Street's tech-fueled surge, with Asian shares generally on the rise as investors awaited the pivotal US Inflation report scheduled for Tuesday. Japanese and Hong Kong stocks experienced gains, contrasting with modest declines in mainland Chinese and Australian markets. The positive momentum followed Friday's NASDAQ 100 upswing of over 2%, driven by Microsoft's new high. However, early Asian trading hours saw a dip in US Market futures. Note: Singapore and Malaysian markets are closed today due to holidays.

Global markets in morning hours: Asia responds to tech-driven wall street gains

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