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Renowned short seller Jim Chanos vehemently denied the accusations against him, describing them as “false, baseless, and defamatory.” In an interview with CNBC’s Scott Wapner, Chanos addressed the lawsuit filed by Conlon Holdings, a company run by Sean Conlon, alleging that Chanos embezzled funds for personal use. The lawsuit claimed that Chanos treated his firm
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Dick’s Sporting Goods has experienced a surge in consumer spending on new sneakers and athletic gear, resulting in the retailer raising its full-year earnings guidance. In the first fiscal quarter, Dick’s saw a 5.3% increase in comparable sales, surpassing analysts’ expectations of 2.4%. This growth was attributed to both increased transactions and higher average ticket
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Despite underperformance in the public market, clean energy stocks are experiencing a resurgence in private markets. Clean Energy Ventures‘ newest fund, raising $305 million, exemplifies the growing appetite for decarbonization-focused companies. This oversubscribed fund, with a target of $200 million, showcases the interest from limited partners like The Grantham Foundation, Builders Vision, and Carbon Equity.
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Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest has recently made a significant move by investing in Elon Musk’s startup xAI, showcasing a strong commitment to the artificial intelligence sector. The investment was made through ARK Venture Fund, with the St. Petersburg-based asset manager announcing this development to its clients. In addition to xAI, ARK Venture Fund has also
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has increased its growth forecast for China in 2021 to 5%, up from the previous prediction of 4.6%. This adjustment is a result of strong first-quarter economic data and recent policy changes implemented by the Chinese government. Additionally, the IMF now anticipates China’s economy to grow by 4.5% in 2025,
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In light of the COVID-19 pandemic and its subsequent impact on travel, Chinese high-income households are now showing a preference for domestic travel over international destinations. A recent survey by consulting firm Oliver Wyman revealed that only 14% of families earning at least 30,000 yuan a month in mainland China, who traveled internationally last year,
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