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    Explainer: What's behind Volkswagen's USD 5 billion EV software bet on Rivian?

    The tie-up is the latest in a string of deals by Volkswagen Chief Executive Oliver Blume, who took over in September 2022 after the ousting of Herbert Diess. Shifting from combustion engine to electric cars requires expertise in areas where historically Volkswagen has little experience, from charging to batteries to software.

    Aditya Birla Group’s chemical ops to foray in US with USD 50 million investment

    The Aditya Birla Group is already present in the US through Hindalco Industries-owned Novelis Inc and Aleris Inc, and Georgia-based Birla Carbon. It currently has an investment of more than $15 billion in businesses in the US, and is the largest Indian investor in the US as of now.

    Brookfield targets USD 10 billion investments in renewable sector

    Canada’s Brookfield Asset Management plans to triple its investments in India’s renewable energy sector to over $10 billion within the next three to four years. The firm is also exploring opportunities in electric vehicles and green hydrogen. With a current portfolio of over 25 GW, Brookfield is the second-largest investor in India’s green energy assets. Through its new Catalytic Transition Fund, Brookfield aims to further its commitment to clean energy and transition projects in emerging economies, including India.

    Indian tech startup funding logs slight uptick at $4.1 billion in H1

    Indian tech startups raised USD 4.1 billion in H1 2024, 4% higher than H2 2023, remaining fourth-highest funded country globally. Insights from Tracxn report highlighted funding trends and volumes in the Indian tech startup landscape.

    Rupee squeezed by weak Asia, to be likely boosted by positional flows

    Rupee squeezed by weak Asia, to be likely boosted by positional flows

    US, Europe agree to lock up Russian assets until it pays for Ukraine war, clearing way for USD 50 billion loan

    The United States and European countries have agreed to freeze sanctioned Russian assets until Moscow pays reparations for its invasion of Ukraine. This move paves the way for a USD 50 billion loan package for Kyiv, with interest and income from the frozen assets to secure the loan. The agreement, to be announced at the Group of Seven summit, includes a bilateral security agreement between the US and Ukraine. However, the US will not commit troops directly to Ukraine's defense.

    The Economic Times
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