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+3 Marcus Bell Focusing on tech financials and healthcare should help hit that 750 billion assets target by 2030.
+13 Rachel Meyers This gift lets Lee Jae-yong boost his stake quietly while avoiding a big public purchase.+331 Chris Dalton Withdrawing the bombers shows the threat at Fairford must be taken very seriously.+7 Nicole Hardy Suncor offloading those Newfoundland fields for over a billion upfront looks like a timely way to strengthen their balance sheet and fund larger buybacks.+8 Derek Foss Hard to see how any AI startup justifies 5 billion this early when the tech still needs a lot more proof.Derek Foss Companies need to invest in training US workers first before defaulting to overseas labor on these visas.+7 Nicole Hardy Keeping the same executives in place might help avoid disruption, but I wonder if Rogers will push harder on streaming rights at the expense of traditional cable.+2 Tom Gallagher Extraditing him from Montenegro proves the US can still reach Iran-linked hackers when the evidence is this strong.Pakistan Regains B Rating Following S&P Upgrade x/pakistani — Jul 22, 2026 S&P Global Ratings upgraded Pakistan’s long-term sovereign credit rating to B from B- with a stable outlook, crediting stronger institutions, sustained IMF-backed reforms, improved fiscal discipline, and a sharp rise in foreign exchange reserves to about $25.3 billion, boosting external financing capacity. The upgrade, welcomed by the government, is expected to boost international investor confidence, support continued growth and reform momentum, and open up new financing opportunities as Pakistan pursues a stronger fiscal stance in the coming years. +3 Ramkrishna Forgings Q1FY27 Revenue 12.17B, Profit 46.88cr Business — Jul 24, 2026 Ramkrishna Forgings posted solid Q1 FY27 with consolidated revenue around ₹1,216.7-₹1,217 crore and net profit of ₹46.88 crore, with EBITDA margin expanding to 17.96% as the company approved ₹170.52 crore in capex to add capacity including a 4,000-tonne press line and passenger-vehicle components. The results reflect growth across domestic and export markets and ongoing diversification into railways, oil and gas, mining, aerospace, and non-ferrous forgings.