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Goldman Sachs on Monday said it has struck a deal to sell part of its wealth business to an independent wealth manager, part of a strategy refresh which is seeing the bank exit some businesses and focus its wealth offering on targeting the super rich. The Wall Street bank, which did not disclose the sale price, said the sale to Creative Planning LLC is expected to close in the fourth quarter and result in a gain. The latest sale is part of a shift in strategy after CEO David Solomon reorganized the firm into three units last year and scaled back ambitions for its consumer business, which lost $3 billion in the last three years. Goldman bought the registered investment adviser (RIA), formerly known as United Capital Financial Partners, for $750 million in 2019 when it managed about $25 billion in funds. Creative Planning has more than 2,100 employees across its affiliates and $245 billion in combined assets under management and advisory. The RIA business was relatively small in size compared with Goldman's core business that focuses on the super rich. Goldman's private wealth arm oversees $1 trillion in assets for ultra-high net worth clients, who have $60 million or more in investable assets. High net worth individuals — who would fall within the business Goldman is considering selling — typically have about $1 million to $10 million to invest Marc Nachmann, Goldman Sachs global head of Asset & Wealth Management, told Reuters the current strategy is to invest more on its core businesses such as ultra-high net worth and workplace growth strategy including the proceeds from the sale. «We think there's a lot of space for us to grow.

semiconductors, a critical component in modern technology. One of the pivotal subjects discussed was the United States' firm stance against China's de facto embargo on purchasing Micron Technology memory chips.

Joe Biden for President of the United States. This disclosure, initially reported by the Daily Mail, relayed that the renowned American rapper’s music would no longer be licensed for utilisation in Ramaswamy's campaign, following the artist's request. The official letter, penned by BMI, underscored the objection raised by Eminem, whose legal name is Marshall B.

ZomatoTiger Global, through its affiliate Internet Fund III Pte, has exited food delivery platform zomato by selling its entire stake through bulk deals on Monday.Star HealthMio IV Star has sold stake in Star Health, while Fidelity, among other funds, bought shares through bulk deals on Monday.Read more: What changed the market while you were sleepingAdani stocksAn investigation of India's Adani group by the market regulator has uncovered violations of rules on disclosures by listed entities and limits on the holdings of offshore funds, Reuters reported.Sun PharmaSun Pharma aims to spend 7-8% of its sales in the current fiscal on research and development activities as it looks to further strengthen its product portfolio across therapeutic segments.LTIMindtreeLTIMindtree has announced a collaboration with SaaS company CAST AI to help businesses optimize their cloud investments.Piramal EnterprisesPiramal Enterprises aims to achieve 3-3.3% ROA at consolidated level by FY28.

(Reuters) — Lordstown Motors is formulating a debt repayment plan and is hopeful that it will find buyers in Chapter 11 for all or parts of its business, Bloomberg News reported, citing the electric truck manufacturer's attorney Thomas Lauria.

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TOKYO (Reuters) — Japan's jobless rate rose to 2.7% in July from the previous month, government data showed on Tuesday.

A magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck Bali Sea region of Indonesia on Tuesday, the European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC) said, Reuters reported. The quake's epicentre was 201 kilometres north of Mataram, Indonesia and 518 kilometres (322 miles) below the Earth's surface, EMSC said.

real estate developer, lost $2.2 billion, or 79% of its market value on Monday when it resumed trading following a 17-month suspension to restructure its offshore debt. Evergrande is at the centre of a crisis in property sector of China that has seen a string of debt defaults since late 2021, and its stock has been suspended for 17 months.

(Reuters) -The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has suspended its challenge of Amgen (NASDAQ:AMGN)'s $27.8 billion purchase of Horizon Therapeutics (NASDAQ:HZNP), allowing the FTC to consider whether the agency should settle the case, a filing late on Friday showed.

Associated Press, Judge Tanya Chutkan denied the request of Donald Trump's counsel to push the case to 2026 and set 4 March 2024 as the trial date. "The defense's proposed date of April 2026 is far beyond what is necessary," she said. The setting of the trial date means that Donald Trump will appear in three separate cases against them during the time of closely contested Republican presidential nomination contest.

₹5070 crore) bid, DLF was among other bidders. SecLink doesn't bid. The Maharashtra government in 2023 awards the Dharavi project to Adani Group.

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Canada immigration minister Marc Miller has expressed concern over the ‘integrity’ of student immigration in the North American nation amid reported cases of fake admission into colleges by agencies that had the potency to ruin a students' career and future. Marc Miller in an interview with Canada Broadcasting Corporation said that the Canada is concerned about the overall integrity of the system that educates hundreds of thousands of international students and not just the added pressure they put on housing.

China took steps to bolster its flagging economy, though investors remained worried about the pace of growth as well as further U.S. interest rate hikes that could dampen demand. China halved stamp duty on stock trading in its latest attempt to boost struggling markets. The market is also keeping an eye on Tropical Storm Idalia and any risk it poses to oil and gas output in the U.S.

India is poised for its lowest monsoon rains in eight years, with the El Nino weather pattern seen crimping September precipitation after an August that is on track to be the driest in more than a century, two weather department officials told Reuters on Monday. The monsoon, vital for India's $3 trillion economy, delivers nearly 70% of the rain the country needs to water crops and refill reservoirs and aquifers. Nearly half of the farmland in the world's most populous nation lacks irrigation. The summer rainfall deficit could make essentials such as sugar, pulses, rice and vegetables more expensive and lift overall food inflation, which jumped in July to the highest since January 2020. Lower production could also force India, the world's second biggest producer of rice, wheat, and sugar, to impose more curbs on exports of these commodities. «El Nino dampened rainfall in August, and it will also have a negative impact on September rainfall,» said a senior official at the India Meteorological Department (IMD).

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Adani group by the market regulator has uncovered violations of rules on disclosures by listed entities and limits on the holdings of offshore funds, two sources with direct knowledge of the matter said. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) launched the inquiry after U.S.-based Hindenburg Research raised governance concerns around the Gautam Adani-led group, shaving more than $100 billion from the market value of its companies. The ports-to-power conglomerate had denied wrongdoing in January. The sources, who sought anonymity as they were not authorised to speak to the media, characterised the violations as being of a «technical» nature that would attract no more than a monetary penalty once the investigation is complete, however. India's Supreme Court, which is overseeing SEBI's investigation of the Adani group, is set to hear the matter on Tuesday. But SEBI has no plans to make the report public until the regulator has passed its orders on the Adani investigation, one of the sources said. On Monday the group did not respond to a Reuters request for comment on the regulator's findings. SEBI also did not respond to an email on the matter. On Friday, SEBI told the Supreme Court it had very nearly completed its investigation into the Adani group's dealings. One key finding had been violations in disclosing certain related-party transactions, the sources said. «Transactions with a related party need to be identified and reported,» said one of them.

Reserve Bank of India's move to withdraw liquidity from the banking system has forced lenders to scout the market for funds, pushing up the issuances of certificates of deposits (CDs) to a three-month high for the previous fortnight. Banks raised over 350 billion rupees ($4.24 billion) via CDs in the fortnight ended Aug. 25, data from CCIL's F-Trac platform showed.

Skyroot Aerospace, which launched India's first private rocket in 2022, aims to double its planned launches starting next year on a likely boost to the country's fledgling private space sector from the success of the Chandrayaan-3 moon mission. The Hyderabad-based company, backed by Singapore's sovereign wealth fund, GIC, is also aiming to raise more money by the end of next year, co-founder Pawan Kumar Chandana told Reuters in an interview. «From 2024 and later, we're looking at at least two launches per year and will probably ramp up as we move further,» said Chandana, whose company is set to send its second rocket to space by the end of the year. Chandana, a former scientist at the Indian Space Research Organisation, said he was receiving «a lot of messages from global and domestic investors» who want to understand Skyroot's business ever since India became the first country to achieve a safe landing on the lunar south pole. The company conducted India's first private rocket launch looking to cut satellite launch costs in an industry fast getting crowded as various firms build out networks to deliver broadband services, which need small satellite launches.