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    US market today: Carlyle profit misses as asset sales fail to boost shareholder income

    Global investment firm Carlyle reported lower-than-expected profit for the first quarter on Thursday, as asset sales failed to translate to income for shareholders.

    Piyush Goyal engages with global business leaders in US to boost trade, investment in India

    Piyush Goyal engaged with global CEOs and policymakers in the US, promoting India as a prime destination for trade and investment. Discussions spanned sectors like logistics, technology, and sustainable energy, emphasizing collaboration and innovation. Goyal is leading trade negotiations with the US to finalize a comprehensive bilateral trade agreement, accompanied by senior officials.

    Musk’s xAI burns through $1 billion a month as costs pile up

    Elon Musk’s xAI is burning $1 billion monthly, with plans to spend $13 billion in 2025 despite limited revenue. To stay afloat, it’s raising $9.3 billion in funding. High infrastructure costs and intense competition challenge profitability, though xAI hopes to break even by 2027.

    Carlyle CEO Harvey Schwartz paid $187-million package in his first year

    As per the filing, $180 million of his package is restricted stock that he received when he joined the job. These stocks vest over several years. What Schwartz, 60, eventually pockets would be a function of how long he stays in the role and how well the shares perform, the report said.

    BlackRock CEO Larry Fink flies into India to meet Ambani, policymakers

    First meeting between JV partners after JFS BlackRock announced $300 M asset management alliance in July. Fink is leading Wall Street money managers in what would be the biggest delegation to Dubai's Cop 28. To also attend Davos in the desert despite growing conflict in West Asia.

    Goldman taps Solomon, Schwartz in big shakeup

    The appointments take effect Jan. 1, when Chavez will become deputy CFO. He'll replace Schwartz when the CFO steps aside at the end of April.

    The Economic Times
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