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In late July, sitting in my sister-in-law’s home in St. Louis, Missouri, I waited in the “lobby” area of Cloud Theatre for Zoom Parah to begin. Itself a creation born of the pandemic, Cloud Theatre is an online platform which strives to offer a seamless digital theatre experience to global audiences. Their “lobby” is a simple but smart artificial space: a live chat box, available to attendees as they login for a show, is positioned next to the image of a theatre stage, framed by red curtains. The waiting room attempts to replicate the experience of audience members mingling and chatting before a performance begins. Joining others in this virtual space, I was excited to see another Malaysian, also based in the United States, mention that they were from Petaling Jaya—my hometown. I excitedly typed back, “I’m from PJ, too!” The spark of recognition flashing across the chat box was akin to overhearing a conversation between strangers, and interjecting to share a mutual connection. Months into social distancing protocols, the Cloud Theatre lobby reminded me that there was something inherently sociable about joining hundreds of people from around the world to watch this production together—albeit, online.

“We had people who’d never seen theatre before experience it for the first time using Zoom.” Malaysian theatre director, actor and writer Jo Kukathas stressed this point repeatedly when discussing Zoom Parah, the online adaptation of the critically acclaimed play, Parah. This digital theatre performance, and the new viewing experiences it made possible, is just one of many examples of innovative work being produced by Southeast Asian directors, producers, and actors since the pandemic. In the early days and weeks of Covid-19, theatre makers from this region—like so many others around the world—watched in despair as stages went dark and theatres shut their doors. Despite the dire conditions, they rallied—with little to no funding and even less governmental support—to reimagine theatre in the time of COVID. They created innovative forms of theatre designed for Zoom, streamed recordings of award-winning plays that had not previously been available online, and held numerous talk-back sessions to reflect on the creative process. The digital turn in Southeast Asian theatre has provided unprecedented access to experimental and critically acclaimed work from the region. These productions have connected audiences and diasporic communities around the world, focusing often on urgent questions of race, identity, and belonging. These developments offer models not only for the professional theatre world, but also for teachers and students of the performing arts who are navigating online education.

In their articles for Offstage and The Business Times, Akanksha Raja and Helmi Yusof discuss half a dozen new Singaporean and Southeast Asian theatre projects which have embraced the digital turn. These include: Murder at Mandai Camp and The Future Stage from Sight Lines Entertainment; Long Distance Affair from Juggerknot Theatre and PopUP Theatrics; Fat Kids Are Harder to Kidnap from How Drama; and Who’s There? from The Transit Ensemble and New Ohio Theatre. While these are just a few of the productions that have emerged since the pandemic began, they are impressive in scale, quantity, and range of forms. These performances have taken advantage of every feature offered by Zoom, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp and other social media platforms. They’ve incorporated chat boxes, polls, and even collaborative detective work on the part of the audience. In addition to Zoom Parah (by Instant Café Theatre), I’ve had the opportunity to watch Who’s There?, as well as a recording of WILD RICE theatre’s celebrated play, Merdeka, written by Singaporean playwrights Alfian Sa’at and Neo Hai Bin. Of these three, Zoom Parah and Who’s There? illuminate the technological and socio-political interventions of Southeast Asian digital theatre, as well as the ways in which COVID-19 has redefined performance and spectatorship.

In addition to the virtual lobby and chat function, Zoom Parah employed live English translation in a separate text box, making the production accessible to those not fluent in Malay. Who’s There? like Zoom Parah, also made the most of the chat function, along with approximately a dozen polls which punctuated the performance. Each poll gauged audience reactions to the complex issues the play addressed and reflected the responses back to the viewers. This feature required audience members to pause, reflect on a particular scene and its context, and assess the perspectives through which they were viewing the performance. In effect, the polls created a dynamic feedback loop between the cast, crew, and viewers, offering an alternative to the in-person audience response that is so crucial to live performances. Augmenting their efforts to keep audience members plugged in, the play experimented with layering lighting, sound, and mixed media to produce different visual and sound effects within the Zoom frame.

Alongside their adaptation of online technologies, both plays are also noteworthy for their socio-political interventions. Parah, the critically acclaimed play on which Zoom Parah is based, was written in 2011 by award-winning Singaporean writer and resident playwright at WILD RICE theatre, Alfian Sa’at. It follow a group of 11th grade students of different races (Malay, Chinese, and Indian) as they navigate reading the controversial Malaysian novel, Interlok, which sparked national debates surrounding racial stereotypes. The classmates, who share a deep friendship, challenge each other’s views of the novel by reflecting on their lived experiences. Zoom Parah retained the original plot and script, bringing the play’s pressing questions into a national landscape marked by pandemic lockdowns and political upheaval, and shadowed by new iterations of Malay supremacy. At a volatile time for the country, Zoom Parah questions what it means to be Malaysian, making visible the forms of belonging and exclusion that continue to shape national identities.

Who’s There? was also invested in broaching difficult discussions of contemporary issues. A transnational collaboration between artists from the US, Singapore, and Malaysia, the play was part of the New Ohio Theatre’s summer festival, which moved online due to the pandemic. Who’s There? aimed to tackle some of the most contentious racial topics of 2020: the killing of George Floyd and the ensuing Black Lives Matter protests; the use of black and brownface in Malaysia; and the relationship between DNA testing and cultural identity. The production was structured as a series of linked vignettes, featuring different sets of characters wrestling with interconnected racial and national contexts.

Both Parah and Who’s There speak to the arts’ inherent capacity to not merely experiment with form and aesthetics in the digital realm, but to also engage the complexity of history, politics, and contemporary culture. As Kukathas recently reflected, “The act of making theatre to me is always about trying to connect to the society that I live in; that could be local, that could be global . . . people want to hear stories, and to connect through stories.” By taking on the dual challenge of experimenting with digital technologies and responding to what’s happening in the public square, Southeast Asian digital theatre joins work such as the Public Theatre’s all-Black production of Much Ado About Nothing to offer new frames through which to view race, rights, and identity—even and especially in the midst of a global pandemic.

Kukathas’ comments on the inherently social motivations of her work were shared during a Facebook Live discussion entitled “Who’s Afraid of Digital Theater?”. The conversation aired on 20 August, hosted by WILD RICE theatre and moderated by Alfian. Focusing on “the possibilities and pitfalls of digital theatre,” the discussion featured reflections from artists who have helped launch this new era of Southeast Asian theatre. The panelists included Kukathas, Kwin Bhichitkul from Thailand (director, In Own Space) and Sim Yan Ying “YY” from Singapore (co-director and actor, Who’s There?). Approximately 100 people tuned in for the discussion, and the recording has accrued over 8,000 views on Facebook. During the conversation, the theatre makers shared rationales for their creative choices, as well as strategies for navigating the challenges of developing online performances. Their insights offer potential pathways for other theatre professionals, as well as teachers and students of theatre who are continuing to work online.

Bhichitkul, Kukathas, and Sim’s approaches to digital theatre diverged significantly from one another. They each played with different technologies and were guided by distinct motivations. Bhichitkul was focussed on the isolation created by the pandemic and, responding to this fragmentation, he asked 15 artists to create short, 2-minute video performances. Bhichitkul explained that this project also had an improvisational twist: “Every artist need[ed] to be inspired by the message of the [artist’s] video before them. They couldn’t think beforehand, they needed to wait until the day [they received the video]” before creating their own. The creative process was thus limited to just a 24-hour window for each artist. The entire project spanned 15 days, with Bhichitkul stitching the videos together on the final day.

On the other hand, Kukathas felt strongly that her foray into digital theatre required a deep connection to a live, staged performance. Therefore, she chose Parah—a play she directed for six re-stagings between 2011-2013—as the production she would adapt to Zoom. Kukathas explained, “If I was going to start experimenting with doing digital theatre . . . it needed to be a play that I was very familiar with, and a play that the actors were very familiar with. I wanted the actors to really inhabit their bodies, so that the energy of the actor’s body was very present even through the screen . . . I [needed] actors who have a kinetic memory in their body of that performance being 360 degrees.” Unlike Kukathas, Sim was “interested in doing something as far away from live theatre as possible” and did not want to be “beholden” to its conventions. She views digital theatre as “a new art form in itself; not an extension of live theatre, not a replacement, but something that straddles the line between theatre and film.”

The directors’ reflections on their respective productions illustrate the range of forms, techniques, and points of view with which theatre makers are experimenting. They also suggest that digital theatre has the potential to accommodate a surprisingly wide variety of directorial visions and investments.

And while their approaches might vary, these theatre makers all agreed about the benefits and opportunities of digital theatre. They returned repeatedly to the advantages of greater accessibility and transnational reach without the costs of international travel. Kukathas and Sim cited accessibility and the pay-what-you-can model as being particular priorities for them. Kukathas was especially proud of the fact that “we could reach the play to people who would ordinarily not be able to go to the theatre. And we made our tickets really cheap: our cheapest ticket was RM5 (US $1). We did that deliberately so that people who don’t usually even go to the theatre would get a chance to watch it. So we had people who’d never seen theatre before experience it for the first time using Zoom.”

The directors also view the digital turn as one which opens up new avenues for creativity and collaboration. Sim recalls, “We still spent 3-4 hours per rehearsal, 4 times a week, on this space together. We developed a closeness and a relationship with each other even though we never met live. And we still shared a lot of cross-cultural exchanges.” Kukathas views the shift to online technologies and platforms as one which prompts us to ask big questions about theatre and to re-evaluate the rules of spectatorship. Filming theatre at home, sharing it online, and watching it at home creates, according to Kukathas, a merging of “strangeness and ordinariness” that shrinks the spaces between public and private. The ensuing disorientation poses, for Kukathas, a number of pivotal questions: “What is theatre? What are the impulses that drive us to make a piece of theatre? What is it to watch theatre? How free are you now when you’re watching? . . . I think this could be a good chance to question why we have certain rules [in theatre] and whether those rules are really necessary.”

While we are used to hearing laments about the digital as the enemy of “the real,” the digital turn in Southeast Asian theatre suggests an opening and an expansion; a chance to reimagine the performing arts, develop new forms of collaboration, and reach wider and more diverse audiences. As Akanksha Raja notes in Offstage, “performance-makers have been recognising that the way they choose to embrace technology can not only enhance but possibly birth new forms of theatre.”

However, it’s crucial not to romanticise the very real challenges of alternative forms and platforms. Alfian noted that, “In a traditional theatre, you are a captive audience . . . you’re not allowed to be distracted, not allowed to look at your phone. On the one hand, we’re seeing there’s the freedom to not be so disciplined when watching a show. But at the same time, is the freedom necessarily a good thing? You’re actually quite distracted and you’re not giving your 100 percent [attention] to the work.”

Sim and Kukathas agreed to an extent, but pointed out alternative advantages: group chats and texts in a “watch party” format build a sense of connection among audience members and provide real-time audience reactions and feedback. Kukathas recalled how attendees used the chat box (along with text messages and DMs) to alert Kukathas and her producer to a sound issue that they were not aware of. Kukathas laughingly reflected, “I really appreciated how invested people were. They were like, ‘Fix this right now!’ and then we had to rush to try to fix it. It made me feel how alive we were—the audience was shouting at us!”

The digital turn in Southeast Asian theatre is bringing a wide range of productions to global audiences. The literary and cultural traditions of this region are incredibly rich and have always been shaped by complex histories of migration, exchange, and adaptation. Digital theatre is borne of new practices of migration, exchange, and adaptation—and of necessity. While there have been controversial debates in countries like Singapore and Malaysia about the value of the arts during this pandemic, the creatives featured here are turning to the digital in order to keep art alive and to keep their companies and projects afloat. They are extending an invitation to audiences and to collaborators to embrace play and experimentation, to find opportunities in the challenges of online theatre, and to recognise that art is essential, now more than ever.

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ClearSave is the Mutual Funds investments platform from ClearTax, encouraging Indians to save their income taxes via investment route into Equity Linked Saving Schemes. 

The Problem

ClearTax attracts over 2 million people each year, who file their income taxes via the online platform. Indians can save upto ₹46,800 in taxes by investing about ₹1,50,000 in a number of government mandated schemes. 

ELSS is one such scheme and is a very large and attractive option for people to save their taxes. ClearSave is the homegrown product from ClearTax which encourages users to invest into Mutual Funds. 

The months of June-August are the time when a bulk majority of the people file their taxes in India and is the time when ClearSave sees a major influx of new signups. Our task was to improve and increase the number of people signing up through effective changes through design and story-telling.

FY2018 saw about 4% conversions and we wanted to double that number for in FY2019. 

Tackling the problem

I had joined in May 2019, when tax-filing was in full swing. After about two weeks of extensive experience of understanding the nuances of filing income taxes, studying the laws and sections with the help of CA’s and our support staff, I embarked on charting the growth path.

Out of every 100 people filing taxes with us, only 4 signed up to invest in mutual funds. There were a myriad of reasons and I had to hunt them down in detail.

So, after extensive research by calling up users, through extensive user surveys and data from support staff, I was able to deduce the following: 

Liquidity Problems: Most don’t have any money remaining after paying their taxes, which squashes their liquidity and interest in further investments.

Dismal Returns: The RoI for mutual funds FY2018 was low single digits to negative, prompting even lower interest.

Awareness: A major chunk were totally unaware of the knowledge to save taxes in general, and those knew a bit - were unaware of this option or the benefits and issues along with it.

Issues in platform: There were a few UX glitches in the platform and users affected by those were immediate drop-offs.

Lack of support: Users interested in knowing more had no options but to raise tickets which were sub-optimal way of addressing a valued customer for a self-serve product. 

Weak Pitch: After a user files their tax, there is a gap of 6 minutes when ClearTax submits the tax with the government. Over 80% of our new signups happen during this time and it’s precious moment of storytelling when a right pitch was needed. We needed an even stronger pitch to elevate the numbers. 

The Solutions

After identifying the issues, we set out dismantling them and here is how it went:

Fixing existing UX: Identifying and fixing the existing UX issues was the prime concern. I’d identified over 165 issues with the help of two interns, who tested the product in and out and we had documented them all, along with solutions for the engineering and product teams to fix them at the earliest. 

Segmenting users: All tax paying users were not the same due the wide variations in their incomes and the slabs they pay. So I created 9 segments of users, based on their age, income and gender - the most differential sets we could observe.

Building Awareness and Support: Newsletters with effective communication were periodically sent to users, with stories resonating with their daily lives and pop culture in general. Automated support over Whatsapp was also added to help reach the customer sooner, along a few dedicated staff to address the issues.

The Pitch: The most crucial part among the solutions, We had 60 days in store and we came up with 27 variants of new pitches addressing 9 segments, giving each story, ample time to go in and incoming statistics were monitored real-time. These frenetic efforts gave us ample insights to effectively modify the pitch every 3 days and see the resultant effects. 

Weekly and Daily reviews were conducted to monitor the effects and we ourselves manned the support channels sometimes to help the users and build confidence in our users. 

Information Architecture

Redesigning Pages

By studying all existing pages using tools like Hotjar for Heatmapping and  Eyeball tracking, and using other insights received through various channels, I redesigned the pages where users generally landed and eased the purchase flows by making them less strenuous.

It resulted in massive gains and by A/B testing the same with minor variants, we released the optimised pages for the same. Focussed groups of CA’s were invited for testing as well.

F2S Variants

It was now time for us to get our pitch for investment straight. The ideal pitch would give us a home run and the one’s which didn’t would give us qualitative answers

We tried over 9 variants, with multiple long pitches of over 5 storyboards, shorter pitches with 1/2 storyboards and finally we had to settle for the sweet spot of 3 storyboards, with the core pitch hitting the attractive psychological point of getting insane returns on meagre amount of investments.

Concept Boards

Research, Experiment, Iterate, Repeat!

By the end of the filing season, we were able to breach the 8% conversion mark, which was double the previous performance, but it is worth noting that it came in a time of global meltdown in financial markets.

Metric Monitoring

Below is an example of micro-monitoring of metrics for understanding the seepages

More Variants and More A/B testing!

In each variant, we tried to test a specific experience - higher interaction on returns, greater focus on trust markers, social validations, details of mutual funds, The copy - including language and tone. Each variant gave us different insights and the final version which went live was a mix of the all best performing elements of each version.

Actual Live Links

Example of an Investment Plan: https://cleartax.in/save/plan/26 

Business Services: https://cleartax.in/services/

Mobile App: To be released by the end of May 2020

What I learnt

Metrics, Metrics and More Metrics: For a consumer product with such a heavy churn, Monitoring real-time metrics is the best way to go - for every minor change in design, we gathered numbers in real time and dug down deeply analysing both qualitatively and quantitatively to find the issues and improve upon the same.

Impact

We achieved our initial targets of doubling the conversion rates to 8% by the mid of Tax filing season and soon crossed 10% over subsequent weeks with our limited range of test users. 

FY2020 will see all the new changes deployed at full scale with the 2.4 Million Tax filing users. 

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IL&FS default pressured us to shift to longer-term funds, cut back dependence on business papers, says Ajay Piramal

http://tinyurl.com/y36lf7zj Mumbai: Default by a big monetary providers participant on its debt devices has pressured Piramal Enterprises to shift its borrowing combine to longer-term funding sources, and considerably cut back dependence on business papers, a prime firm official has stated. Piramal Enterprises chairman Ajay Piramal in his tackle to the shareholders within the FY19 annual report stated the corporate continues to construct resilience by additional strengthening its legal responsibility and asset aspect. “In September 2018, the default by a big monetary providers firm on its debt devices resulted in a sector-wide liquidity tightening. Consequently, banks and mutual funds resorted to a cautious method in direction of financing NBFCs,” he stated, with out naming IL&FS which went stomach up in that month. This, he stated pressured them to search for longer-term funds and never short-term sources like CPs or CDs. Recognising the detrimental sentiment on NBFCs, the corporate has shifted its borrowing combine in direction of longer-term sources of funds and considerably lowered the dependence on CPs from Rs 18,000 crore in September 2018 to Rs 8,900 crore in March 2019, he stated. It additionally raised Rs 16,500 crore, which is sort of 30 p.c of its mortgage ebook, through NCDs and financial institution loans between September 2018 and March 2019. File picture of Ajay Piramal, chairman, Piramal group. Reuters “We proceed to diversify our mortgage ebook and enhance its granularity, as we intention to decrease the general danger profile. Wholesale actual property publicity has come down from 83 p.c in March 2015 to 63 p.c in March 2019, excluding hospitality and lease rental discounting,” he stated. Noting that a number of NBFCs noticed their mortgage books stagnate or shrink within the second half of FY19, resulting from funding constraints, he stated, “regardless of this, their mortgage ebook grew 34 p.c to Rs 56,624 crore and contemporary disbursals of Rs 29,762 crore through the 12 months, of which Rs 11,241 crore had been disbursed in H2. As well as, we acquired re-payments value Rs 16,658 crore through the 12 months, practically half of which in H2.” The corporate’s monetary providers enterprise delivered good returns of practically 19 p.c for FY19, regardless of the continual de-risking of the mortgage ebook and fundraising within the earlier 12 months, he stated. On the efficiency of the pharma enterprise, he stated their differentiated enterprise mannequin has delivered sustained income progress regardless of pricing pressures and regulatory considerations that impacted the trade. Through the 12 months, its home pharma enterprise grew 11 p.c to Rs 4,786 crore, whereas international pharma enterprise crossed Rs 1,000 crore in working revenue with a margin of 23 p.c. Your information to the newest cricket World Cup tales, evaluation, reviews, opinions, stay updates and scores on https://www.firstpost.com/firstcricket/series/icc-cricket-world-cup-2019.html. Comply with us on Twitter and Instagram or like our Facebook web page for updates all through the continued occasion in England and Wales. !function(f,b,e,v,n,t,s) {if(f.fbq)return;n=f.fbq=function() {n.callMethod? n.callMethod.apply(n,arguments):n.queue.push(arguments)} ; if(!f._fbq)f._fbq=n;n.push=n;n.loaded=!0;n.version='2.0'; n.queue=[];t=b.createElement(e);t.async=!0; t.src=v;s=b.getElementsByTagName(e)[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(t,s)}(window,document,'script', 'https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js'); fbq('init', '259288058299626'); fbq('track', 'PageView'); (function(d, s, id) { var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0]; if (d.getElementById(id)) return; js = d.createElement(s); js.id = id; js.src = "http://connect.facebook.net/en_GB/all.js#xfbml=1&version=v2.9&appId=1117108234997285"; fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs); }(document, 'script', 'facebook-jssdk')); window.fbAsyncInit = function () { FB.init({appId: '1117108234997285', version: 2.4, xfbml: true}); // *** here is my code *** if (typeof facebookInit == 'function') { facebookInit(); } }; (function () { var e = document.createElement('script'); e.src = document.location.protocol + '//connect.facebook.net/en_US/all.js'; e.async = true; document.getElementById('fb-root').appendChild(e); }()); function facebookInit() { console.log('Found FB: Loading comments.'); FB.XFBML.parse(); } Source link

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DealBook Briefing: Could the Trade War Spread to Wall Street?

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The next trade battle: China’s access to Wall Street?

Both inside and outside the White House, there are growing calls for a weakening of China’s links to U.S. financial markets, Keith Bradsher and Ana Swanson of the NYT report.

• “Some trade experts and others urging the Trump administration to keep a hawkish stance are discussing whether the White House should curb China’s access to Wall Street.”

• A bipartisan group of senators urged the administration last month to increase disclosure requirements for Chinese companies listed in the U.S. if they pose national security risks or are complicit in human rights abuses.

• Steve Bannon, Mr. Trump’s former chief strategist, has said that a lack of transparency about the ultimate owners of Chinese companies is problematic.

• “The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq are breaching their fiduciary responsibility to institutional investors, the pension funds of hardworking Americans,” Mr. Bannon said. “It’s outrageous. All of it should be shut down immediately.”

Adding urgency to the news: Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce giant, is now considering listing shares in Hong Kong, five years after its hugely successful I.P.O. in New York. (Its shares would trade in both markets.) The company has long considered that option, and unidentified sources told the NYT that geopolitical worries were not the driving force for considering the listing.

It’s not clear if Mr. Trump wants to block China from U.S. markets. And for now, Chinese companies can still go public in America: Two weeks ago, Luckin Coffee, a Chinese rival to Starbucks, surged in its trading debut in New York, though its shares have since fallen.

But China has a nuclear option: Sell some of its $200 billion worth of U.S. stocks, which would throw markets into turmoil. But that could also hurt the investment return on China’s assets.

Huawei doubles down in its fight with the U.S.

The Chinese technology company is ramping up its legal challenge to a freeze-out by Washington, as it continues to favor public spats over quiet negotiations, Paul Mozur of the NYT writes.

• “The Chinese telecommunications giant filed a motion on Tuesday in the United States to accelerate its lawsuit against the White House.”

• The lawsuit argues that a ban on U.S. government agencies buying its hardware “is unconstitutional because it singles out Huawei as a danger without giving it any chance to appeal.”

• “The request for summary judgment could expedite an outcome without the costs and time of a full trial, including avoiding handing over sensitive corporate information during the discovery process.”

• “It also could give the company a chance to present its arguments publicly in front of a judge in just a few months rather than wait for a trial to unfold.”

It embarked on a media campaign, outlining its thinking in a WSJ op-ed and at a news conference at its headquarters in Shenzhen, China. This isn’t a new tactic: “Huawei has repeatedly turned to the American court system and press” in recent months, Mr. Mozur notes, including by offering “carefully managed and regularly scheduled interviews” with its founder, Ren Zhengfei.

But so far Huawei has little to show for its aggressive approach, Mr. Mozur writes.

More: South Korea is caught between the U.S. and China over the Huawei fight. Huawei’s biggest selling point: Its 5G prices are basically irresistible. And Mr. Ren said of speaking with Mr. Trump: “If he calls me, I may not answer.”

Nissan’s worries about Fiat-Renault

Fiat Chrysler’s proposal to merge with Renault has been lauded by investors and analysts. But Nissan, Renault’s Japanese partner, appears to be less enthusiastic.

Renault executives kept Nissan in the dark about their talks with Fiat until days before the proposal was announced, the NYT reports. That probably aggravated existing tensions between the two companies over their alliance, which came to light after the arrest of their former mutual chairman, Carlos Ghosn.

Nissan has long complained that Renault dominates their alliance, despite becoming the bigger partner. Nissan sold 5.5 million cars in its most recent fiscal year; Renault sold fewer than 4 million.

A merger with Fiat could give Renault even more leverage over Nissan. The combined European carmakers would have nearly double the sales of Nissan, the FT reports.

“It’s hell” for Nissan’s C.E.O., Hiroto Saikawa, whether he says yes or no to the Renault-Fiat deal, the analyst Koji Endo told the FT.

But Nissan could benefit. It would have a 7.5 percent voting stake in a combined Renault-Fiat, versus its current 15 percent nonvoting stake in Renault. And Fiat and Renault would want the Japanese company’s electric-car technology and strong presence in China.

So Mr. Saikawa may have some negotiating power. One unnamed investor told the FT: “What Nissan may have lost is a chance to be a dominant force in the merger, but they can preserve their independence.”

The global slowdown divides corporate America

While the U.S. economy is resilient, the picture overseas is gloomy, and profits at companies focused on the rest of the world are suffering, Stephen Grocer of the NYT reports.

“A wide divide has developed in the performance between the companies with the most exposure to the rest of the world and those that are mostly focused on the United States.”

• “At companies in the S&P 500 that draw more than half their revenue from abroad, first-quarter profits fell about 12 percent.”

• “By contrast, earnings at firms that generate most of their sales within the United States grew about 6 percent.”

The earnings slide was greatest for those with the largest exposure to the global economy and the escalating trade war between Beijing and Washington, including tech companies like Apple and semiconductor manufacturers.

“The split could persist as the Trump administration ratchets up the trade war,” Mr. Grocer adds. “Wall Street analysts now expect profits at companies with the most overseas exposure to fall 1.4 percent in 2019, compared with a 6 percent increase for domestically focused companies. At the start of the year, analysts forecast that profits for those two sets of companies would grow 6.9 percent and 8.4 percent.”

MacKenzie Bezos pledged her fortune to charity

The novelist and ex-wife of Jeff Bezos is one of the latest signatories of the Giving Pledge, to which the rich promise to donate most of their wealth to charitable causes.

Ms. Bezos will own a roughly 4 percent stake in Amazon once her divorce from Mr. Bezos is finalized in July. That’s worth about $36 billion as of yesterday’s close.

“I have a disproportionate amount of money to share,” she wrote in a letter explaining her decision. “My approach to philanthropy will continue to be thoughtful. It will take time and effort and care. But I won’t wait. And I will keep at it until the safe is empty.” (Mr. Bezos praised the move, tweeting, “Go get ‘em.”)

Her decision highlights how little Mr. Bezos gives. The Amazon founder has drawn criticism for donating little to charitable causes compared with peers such as Bill Gates, Warren Buffett and Michael Bloomberg. (His biggest donation to date: $2 billion last year, to help homeless families and preschoolers, which was made with Ms. Bezos.)

And it reignited criticism of the Giving Pledge itself. Signatories have no legal obligation to follow through on their promises, and it’s hard to track their charitable donations.

Other new additions to the Giving Pledge this year:

• The WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton

• The hedge fund billionaire Paul Tudor Jones

• The British financier David Harding

• The Coinbase founder Brian Armstrong

Who is the savior of G.M.’s Lordstown plant?

President Trump proudly announced earlier this month that a buyer had been found for a shuttering G.M. plant in Lordstown, Ohio. But Nelson Schwartz, Matt Goldstein and Neal Boudette of the NYT write that there’s a lot of uncertainty about the factory’s potential savior.

• The would-be buyer is a company affiliated with Workhorse, an electric vehicle maker. It would have to raise at least $300 million to get the plant up and running again.

• But the head of the company, Steve Burns, wouldn’t tell the NYT whether he had raised any money or secured financial backers. “It’s a gargantuan task,” he said.

• “Workhorse, which would have a minority stake in the entity, is barely hanging on. It had just under $3 million in cash at the end of March,” Mr. Schwartz, Mr. Goldstein and Mr. Boudette write.

• “Between its founding in 2007 and the first quarter of 2019, Workhorse lost nearly $150 million. It has produced a total of 365 vehicles since its inception, fewer than Lordstown can churn out in a day.”

• “I have a lot more questions than I have answers,” Arno Hill, the Republican mayor of Lordstown, told the NYT. “Who is going to be underwriting all of this?”

Revolving door

Loretta Lynch, the former attorney general under President Barack Obama, has joined the law firm Paul Weiss as a litigation partner.

France is campaigning for Michel Barnier, who led the European Union’s negotiations over Brexit, to become the next president of the European Commission.

Walmart hired Suresh Kumar, a former executive at Google, Microsoft and Amazon, as its new technology chief.

Goldman Sachs promoted three executives to its management council: Beth Hammack, its treasurer, and James Paradise and Todd Leland, its co-presidents for Asia (excluding Japan).

Twitter is hiring a “tweeter in chief.”

The speed read

Deals

• Naspers plans to list its huge technology investment arm on the Euronext Amsterdam exchange on July 17. (Naspers)

• Sprint could reportedly collect up to $3 billion by selling its Boost Mobile prepaid wireless brand as part of its proposed merger with T-Mobile. (Reuters)

• Big investors in technology unicorns are starting to sell their stakes earlier than expected. (Axios)

• Short bets against Uber have risen to $1.5 billion. (Business Insider)

• Toyota is reportedly considering a $550 million investment in Didi Chuxing, the Chinese ride-hailing company. (Nikkei)

Politics and policy

• Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao promised to sell off her holdings in a major construction company. She hasn’t. (NYT)

• The Senate’s majority leader, Mitch McConnell, said that he would fill a Supreme Court vacancy in an election year, despite denying President Barack Obama that option in 2016. (WaPo)

• Netflix became the first major U.S. movie studio to threaten to move production out of Georgia over the state’s new anti-abortion law. (Business Insider)

Trade

• China’s state planning agency has suggested using limits on rare earth mineral exports as a weapon in the trade war with the U.S. (FT)

• The U.S. has again refrained from labeling China a currency manipulator. (CNBC)

• Cowen predicts that Apple’s profit could fall by 26 percent if China banned iPhone sales there. (Bloomberg)

Tech

• Citigroup reportedly pulled out of talks to partner with Apple on the tech giant’s forthcoming credit card because the bank thought it could never make money on the deal. (CNBC)

• Amazon is reportedly planning a purge of its small suppliers, though it denied that there is a “large-scale” plan to do so. (Bloomberg)

• Qualcomm asked a federal judge for a stay on the provisions of her recent antitrust ruling against the company while it appeals the decision. An F.T.C. commissioner was critical of the ruling: “I am dismayed that the judge took this opportunity to create new legal obligations” and “undermine intellectual-property rights.” (Reuters, WSJ op-ed)

• Hackers had access to Flipboard’s internal systems, including customer information, for more than nine months before they were spotted. (ZD Net)

Best of the rest

• Inside the race to succeed Larry Fink as the head of BlackRock. (Institutional Investor)

• Investors increasingly think that the Fed could cut rates twice this year. (FT)

• Jamie Dimon said that Wells Fargo was “irresponsible” for ousting its C.E.O. without a replacement in place. (FT)

• How the WikiLeaks of soccer is bringing down the sport’s most famous teams and players. (New Yorker)

• Wynn Resorts paid a record $35.5 million in fines to Massachusetts for failing to disclose allegations of sexual misconduct against its founder, Steve Wynn. (CNBC)

• Changes to pilot training could determine how soon Boeing’s 737 Max jets are back in the air. (FT)

• How Brexit could ruin the full English breakfast. (WSJ)

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Firstpost Editor's Picks: Amit Shah in Lok Sabha, G20 summit in Osaka, Copa America 2019; at present's must-read tales

http://tinyurl.com/y59pvfgk In Lok Sabha, Amit Shah redefines notions of ‘Insaniyat, Jamhuriyat and Kashmiriyat‘, throws down gauntlet to Congress “Insaniyat” in line with Amit Shah was offering bathrooms to girls, constructing properties for the poor, offering safety to individuals and instilling a worry of the regulation amongst those that had been tried to create an environment of worry. “Jamhuriyat” meant free and truthful elections for 40,000 panchayats, that gave the chance to widespread individuals to return and take uo management positions of their space, had been efficiently carried out. “Kashmiriyat”, he added, is about being a part of the nation, the welfare of the state and defending its tradition. G20 Summit in Osaka: Donald Trump sounds conciliatory note, but his inconsistencies hamper India-US ties At one stage, there’s a temptation to interpret Donald Trump’s phrases because the negotiating idiosyncrasies of a head of state who makes use of posturing as a bargaining chip whereas “chopping offers”. Being transactional isn’t unhealthy. It makes for a clearer understanding of the problems on the desk, and each side can deal with self-interest (that in the end drives all international insurance policies) and attempt to thrash out a standard, mutually acceptable final result. The issue, nonetheless, is that Trump believes that his method is working and the latest relative successes of his strong-arm ways with respect to Mexico and Canada ought to inform us that Trump is buoyant over his method and this confidence might carry some rigidity that India might discover troublesome to sort out. EPFO has enough surplus to hike interest rate to 8.65% for FY19; hope the Finance Ministry does not put roadblocks The Finance Ministry is mistaken when it benchmarks financial institution fastened deposit rates of interest with EPFO’s. It shouldn’t evaluate apple with oranges. True, banks are discovering it troublesome to decrease the lending charges as they’re unable to decrease the deposit charges considerably as a result of small financial savings schemes, consistently snapping at their heels, provide larger charges of curiosity. However EPFO isn’t a financial institution or a small saving scheme however extra within the nature of a mutual fund with its subscribers being the staff. Copa America 2019: From being whipping boys to cusp of landmark moment against Argentina, Venezuela have come long way South American soccer has progressed in order that the mere suggestion of a aggressive Venezuela in opposition to Lionel Messi and Argentina can’t be ridiculed anymore. Argentina endured a torrid group stage, however stay favorites to prevail within the final eight. The final time Messi visited the Maracana, Germany defeated Argentina within the ultimate of the 2014 World Cup. Since that fateful July day, Argentina have regressed. That’s the actuality Messi and Co face, together with the huge enchancment of their opponents. In defence of Kabir Singh: Filmmakers should have the right to explore the mind of a flawed person Cinema is a mirrored image of our society and individuals who do loopy issues exist throughout us. Many human beings have severe flaws — some ethical, some behavioural and a few philosophical. Psychologists will inform you that people make irrational and illogical selections on a regular basis as a result of evolution has taught them to assume and act rapidly, primarily for survival, a euphemism for plain egocentric behaviour. Such individuals come from amongst us. They’re us. And their tales, howsoever darkish, miserable and unstable, are nonetheless tales that may be instructed. Your information to the newest cricket World Cup tales, evaluation, studies, opinions, stay updates and scores on https://www.firstpost.com/firstcricket/series/icc-cricket-world-cup-2019.html. 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DHFL promoters come smelling of roses vis-a-vis Jet Airways' by cleansing up the mess themselves

http://tinyurl.com/yylytbtd That the house mortgage main DHFL’s promoters are busy stitching up a take care of a non-public fairness agency to dump 20 p.c of their 40 p.c fairness stake in order to repay the whopping dues of the company to banks and others is heartening. The Dewan Housing Finance Company Ltd (DHFL) group was within the highlight after the collapse of IL&FS because it was discovering it tough to lift cash and had an enormous publicity of banks and mutual funds. Information portal Cobrapost had estimated the full dues of the corporate at a whopping Rs 97,000 crore with the banks’ publicity being Rs 50,000 crore. State Financial institution of India (SBI) has an exposure of Rs 11,500 crore greater than it has in Jet Airways and Kingfisher Airways. Representational picture. Reuters. Regardless of being one up dubiously within the matter of excellent over IL&FS whose dues are estimated to be Rs 91,000 crore, DHFL has agreed to set its home so as. Jet Airways’ promoters have deemed it match too to depart the SBI-led consortium to carry the can — banks are owed greater than Rs 8,500 crore and are nursing dud shares of Jet Airways which they obtained on the conversion of a few of their excellent into fairness. Jet Airways’ strategic companion Etihad Airways has additionally been behaving as if it has no function as a promoter to come back ahead and clear up the mess. Polluter pays is a wonderful precept within the environmental legal guidelines of superior nations. You can’t create a large number and depart it blithely as it’s. It’s time this laudable precept is prolonged to the monetary world additionally. Banks can’t be anticipated to be the beast of burden or latter-day rescue capitalists if not enterprise capitalists. To make sure, the DHFL promoters have been alleged to have diverted funds. The Cobrapost’s portal mentioned its investigation recognized 45 corporations which had been utilized by DHFL promoters Wadhawans to divert funds. It goes on to say these shell corporations acquired loans of Rs 14,282 crore. Inside this, 34 corporations acquired near Rs 10,500 crore unsecured loans of which 11 corporations belonged to the Sahara Group that acquired Rs 3,800 crore. This can be a separate matter of investigation by the Severe Fraud Investigative Workplace (SFIO). This isn’t the primary time the corporate has come ahead to set its home so as with out asking for any financial institution or the federal government to bail it out. A few days earlier, it paid off the curiosity of Rs 850 crore on bonds thus scotching hypothesis that default was imminent. By the way, the Narendra Modi authorities bars the prevailing promoters from bidding for controlling stakes beneath the IBC. This needs to be relaxed topic to the situation no creditor is willy-nilly known as upon to take a haircut. Let the cash be raised by them from any supply together with personal fairness which individuals within the know understand as cash laundering by means of the method of round-tripping. This isn’t to counsel that their monetary crimes needs to be condoned. However high precedence needs to be to guard the collectors. Whereas the IBC has positively put the concern of God within the minds of promoters with the concern of dropping management giving them sleepless nights, the bottom-line to this point is it has imposed enormous haircuts on the banks and different collectors. Shaming the promoters and denuding them of management is one factor however that ought to not occur within the method of slicing off the nostril to spite the face. Promoters shouldn’t be let off so simply. Most of the time a enterprise failure is occasioned by a mix of self-aggrandisement and real enterprise causes together with fierce competitors. Auditors and the SFIO ought to work extra time to unearth diversion earlier than the IBC by means of NCLT throws up the towel and resigns itself to banks and different collectors taking an enormous haircut. (The author is a senior columnist and tweets @smurlidharan) Your information to the most recent cricket World Cup tales, evaluation, experiences, opinions, stay updates and scores on https://www.firstpost.com/firstcricket/series/icc-cricket-world-cup-2019.html. 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NDTV says SEBI order asking Prannoy and Radhika Roy to step down as administrators 'unhealthy in regulation'; duo to problem market regulator in court docket

http://tinyurl.com/y3tcux4r NDTV on Friday decried as “outrageous” the order of the Securities and Trade Board of India (SEBI) barring the corporate’s three key promoters — Prannoy Roy, Radhika Roy and their holding agency — from the capital markets for 2 years. The market regulator additionally restrained the 2 people from holding any board or prime administration position on the firm on this interval. SEBI additionally barred the Roys from holding a board or key managerial place at every other listed firm for one yr. The regulator has claimed that the couple and RRPR Holdings Pvt Ltd had violated varied rules by conserving minority shareholders at midnight about three mortgage agreements. One such mortgage settlement was with ICICI Financial institution, and two loans had been from a little-known entity Vishvapradhan Industrial Non-public Ltd (VCPL). “Radhika and Prannoy Roy, the founders of NDTV, imagine the SEBI order asking them to step down as administrators and to not maintain any administration positions in NDTV is outrageous, unhealthy in regulation and in opposition to all procedures,” information channel stated in a statement. “It’s, for instance, unprecedented that the order accommodates false selections on points that weren’t even talked about within the present trigger discover. They’ll problem the SEBI order within the courts as suggested inside the subsequent few days.” The possession of Delhi-based ‘wholesale buying and selling’ agency VCPL, integrated in 2008, is claimed to have later modified palms from RIL to the Nahata group, from which the Mukesh Ambani-led agency had purchased Infotel Broadband in 2010 to re-enter the telecom enterprise. File picture of Prannoy Roy. Picture courtesy: Moneycontrol Earlier, in 2018, SEBI had ordered VCPL to make an open supply for NDTV Ltd for not directly buying management of as much as 52 p.c stake by way of a convertible mortgage of Rs 350 crore in 2009 ‘sourced’ from a subsidiary of Reliance Industries Ltd. In its newest 51-page order, SEBI stated all its instructions, together with debarment of RRPR, Prannoy Roy and Radhika Roy from shopping for, promoting or in any other case dealing instantly or not directly in securities, or being related to the securities market, will come into impact instantly. Their present holdings, together with mutual fund items, will stay frozen throughout the prohibition interval, SEBI stated. SEBI stated its probe started after receipt of complaints in 2017 from Quantum Securities Pvt Ltd, a shareholder of New Delhi Tv Ltd (NDTV), about an alleged violation of guidelines by non-disclosure of fabric info to the shareholders about mortgage agreements with VCPL. The ICICI Financial institution mortgage had a clause whereby the three promoters of NDTV Ltd had undertaken to not allow any main company restructuring, merger and so forth with out the prior written approval of the lender. Investigations discovered that one other mortgage settlement was signed with VCPL for a mortgage of Rs 350 crore later, which didn’t carry any rate of interest, to repay the ICICI Financial institution mortgage that had an rate of interest of 19 p.c. Nevertheless, one of many phrases of the brand new mortgage successfully gave VCPL management over all the shareholding of RRPR Holdings. The settlement gave additional important powers to VCPL and it was considerably materials and price-sensitive in nature, as per the order. A second mortgage settlement for Rs 53.85 crore was additionally signed with VCPL a yr later that supplied for the promoters of NDTV Ltd permitting the lender to not directly purchase 30 p.c stake within the media firm by way of the conversion of their warrants into fairness shares of RRPR Holdings. It was alleged that by concealing such materials info from the general public shareholders for a interval when the promoters had been themselves dealing within the firm shares, they’d dedicated a fraud on the minority public shareholders. Noting that the corporate was certain to intimate such materials info to the general public shareholders to assist them take knowledgeable funding choice, SEBI stated “the mortgage agreements had been unmistakably structured as a scheme to defraud the traders by camouflaging the details about the adversarial phrases and circumstances impinging upon the curiosity of NDTV Ltd’s shareholders.” SEBI stated Roys have been the face of NDTV Ltd and the prime movers of all its actions, whereas they had been additionally actively operating the day-to-day administration as chairman and managing director. Underneath the circumstances, they’d “avowed responsibility to behave in a good and clear method to guard the curiosity of their minority shareholders and to not bask in any fraudulent exercise or any exercise detrimental to the curiosity of the shareholders of NDTV Ltd”. “Nevertheless, opposite to the identical, within the current case, the noticees — the promoters and administrators of NDTV Ltd — have been discovered to have indulged in fraudulent acts whereby they’ve bartered away the pursuits of NDTV Ltd by making them topic to prior written consent of ICICI/VCPL with out disclosing the identical to the corporate (NDTV Ltd),” SEBI stated. The regulator additionally accused them of getting violated the Code of Conduct of NDTV Ltd , which they had been alleged to abide by as chairman and MD. “Any fraudulent act instantly designed to defraud such traders can’t be handled nearly as good for the securities market and for the curiosity of traders. Such acts, if not handled adequately and sternly, will ship a unsuitable sign to the violators having identical or comparable propensity and won’t be good for the securities market,” the regulator stated in its order. With inputs from PTI Your information to the most recent cricket World Cup tales, evaluation, reviews, opinions, dwell updates and scores on https://www.firstpost.com/firstcricket/series/icc-cricket-world-cup-2019.html. 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