him from doing these research reports and obviously their shortselling that goes on around it, hindenburgmy understanding his people are scouring the reports to finding accuracies and potential lawsuit because they believe he unfairly hurt shareholders and the shareholders that sold out at 18 think he was going out of business a lot of rough language in the hindenburg report got crushed now that is at 35 they believe there could be something there i'm not saying he's definitely going to sue i put a call in and they got back to us. cheryl: you reach out to the icon today and no response. >> no response from him. >> you have a good relationship, you have them on fox business. he is in a quiet. he cannot say a lot right now, we know how we operate, and interesting thing about he restructuring his operations, there could be margin calls on his stock the way he used to be restructuring people got scared and thought what he was holding was declining and there's not much there kinda what hindenburg was saying. but now you cannot get a margin call on the stock price i understand on the nav. it is

reichs president hindenburg disliked the nazis, and treated hitler himself with contempt. deftly outplayed the aged politician, he established contacts with a wide range of german industrialists in the early 1930s. years, the nazi party was generously sponsored by the german coal magnates, the owners of steel and chemical trusts of large banks and shipping companies at the end of 1932. they turned to the hindenburg with a demand to appoint hitler as interim reich chancellor, who could carry out the necessary reforms and , according to them, remove the communist threat from the country. on january 30, 1933 , succumbing to the persuasion of industrialists, hindenburg appointed hitler as the new chancellor of germany . financial and economic area and found there why because he positioned himself? as the main mars, he says he was positioned as a person who will stop this red infection, as he said, which, if he comes to power, will take away all your property from you and of course, but they see that the viewer, he goes to the people in the form of his will to win, which he dem

adani group's turning cautious as the fallout lingers from the hindenburg report. welcome to the show. we are approaching midmorning. thailand is coming on line right now. as we go into the market opens, the direction of travel is down. we were weaker on monday. today a bit more nuanced in many ways because you have the major markets coming online. japan reopen today. hong kong also reopening today. volumes coming back. 1.7% to the downside hong kong. if you want to get a sense where we are a star sector rotation, break it down by sectors. industrial and financials. we will get to china and just a moment. commercial and consumer services on the way down. the china parts the story though. csi 100 going into the last 30 minutes of trade is down. materials may be the only holdout so far. we were talking about consumer staples, injury, industrial some very sharp downside here. we will set the china story aside for the moment and take you back to india. you have been very busy. lots of big ones coming out today. key takeaways for you today? haslinda: day two of g20, big

the loans were one of the key issues hindenburg research cited in its short report on iep a couple ofs ago saying the terms could be a risk pack factor for iep investors months of negotiations ended this past weekend. the new agreement includes higher collateral and disconnects the loans from iep's share price potentially easing concerns about asset sales iep's stock has fallen roughly 30% since the hindenburg's short report including that today. mr. icahn not commenting when i reached him earlier today. the new push to tighten rules and raise capital requirements on some banks. leslie picker is here with those details. les? >> hi, scott the recent capital standard stems from a vice chair for supervision that michael barr gave earlier today it applies to banks with 100 billion or more on assets and that's the lower threshold than the current 700 billion. it was equivalent to the largest banks to hold 2% of capital. the scope is appropriate because, quote, the risk of contagion implies that we need a greater degree of resilience for these firms than we previously thought, a nod going b

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adani is telling his shareholders the hindenburg report was full of false narratives. quite a powerful speech yesterday. we will talk more about that later. that market is going the opposite way of china. the rest of asia is mostly lower per japan is holding the fort as far as the benchmark is concerned. we just talked about some of the big winners we did see i time -- out of taiwan are starting to see some declines, starting to take profits. a marginally negative day as far the benchmark is concerned. yvonne: we have to watch what goes on in china. the high-heeled space we are seen in the dollar bond market seems to be what is leading -- leading this pessimism once again. we have heard that when it comes to some of these payments, they are looking at paying these bonds in installments just to try to make some of those payments done. there is a lot of talk about that. but then you are the lack of stimulus from china. these consumption plans we got yesterday not enough to be a game changer to boost the economy right now. hong kong is doing that. that is where you are se

the stock had fallen by more than half in may after a hindenburg report said the company was overleveraged buffett has taken control of the liquefied natural gas export project in maryland. it has agreed to by dominions energy stake, boosting its limited partnership ownership to 75%. the deal gives berkshire control of one of just seven operational lng plants in the united states. this is bloomberg. ♪ we moved out of the city so our little sophie could appreciate nature. but then he got us t-mobile home internet. i was just trying to improve our signal, so some of the trees had to go. i might've taken it a step too far. (chainsaw revs) (tree crashes) (chainsaw continues) (daughter screams) let's pretend for a second that you didn't let down your entire family. what would that reality look like? well i guess i would've gotten us xfinity... and we'd have a better view. do you need mulch? what, we have a ton of mulch. f some of the top stories we are following. the kremlin says russian president vladimir putin met with bob merely to you jenny promotion. -- wagner leader promotion. the meeting

that decision was proved after that when the hindenburg report came out. out to make nine documentaries praising the achievement of deridder modi's -- narendra modi's government. you cannot see gautam adani as an independent businessman. yes, he may be but he is seen in the public he is an extension opposition, blame allegedly this man is a part of the prime minister's politics. yes, he said there will be a difference between editorial and management but now we can see where this channel is going. before gautam adani, the minister, and a spokesperson started by -- they did not appear on my show. now my minister is on record and reported by the news, if i'm correctly, she says she is -- she is a prominent minister. she is saying, i have not spoken to you for long and now i believe there is a regime change. that is where she is making it officially that we were boycotting you and now we are not boycotting because there is a regime change. what is this regime change? adani is in. it was clear to me, though it was very hard, it was a heartbreaking decision for

adani group's turning cautious as the fallout lingers from the hindenburg report.is coming on line right now. as we go into the market opens, the direction of travel is down. we

, and that report, remember, that came out was back in may 2, in which hindenburg, a well known researches aim from the short side of many companies, nikola being one that people may recall, and really questioning a number of the marks that iep had in terms of some of the businesses that that holding company, essentially, in some ways, has marked them at. it had the effect of significantly decreasing the price of icahn enterprises and then having people question whether, in fact, loans that were in place by mr. icahn would have to be shored up by either the sale of stock, potentially, and/or more equity being pledged against them and that kind of had a negative impact bill ackman got in on it as well, questioning certain things, kind of rekindling the feud between those two that started on our air sometime back as many of our long-time members may remember this morning, we got an ak from icahn enterprises. there's a new loan agreement, essentially, with the banks that mr. icahn has entered into extends the maturity of previous loans, charges interest at a variable rate, will provide for

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. >> would been >> he would have been the perfect hindenburg's given perfect hindenburg's been givensula >> i know there's talk of ursula von der leyen. >> i know she was she was an abject failure as well. >> she's the that slashed >> she's the one that slashed all defence spending, all their defence spending, which they had to no which is why they had next to no equipment when the ukraine war broke out. equipment when the ukraine war bro so )ut. wouldn't support >> so you wouldn't support van der ben would der leyen? no, i think ben would have a perfect position. have been a perfect position. >> he's well trusted by everybody there well. everybody there as well. >> a sign of biden's >> is that a sign of biden's sort of anti britishness? we saw this come out when visited this come out when he visited dubun this come out when he visited dublin northern dublin for longer than northern ireland. he's made a number of different comments, he, ireland. he's made a number of diffe seem omments, he, ireland. he's made a number of diffe seem omme not he, ireland. he's made a number of diffe se

it's the worst thing to happen to the airline industry since hindenburg installed that wood burning pizza oven too soon. i don't think so.? but while airlines and other qut officials seem quick to blame bad weather, the real culprit seems to be old fashionedri bureaucracy. stuff like internal communications and lingering staff shortages from the pandemic. in fact, u.s. domestic capacityc is still down 10% compared to pre-pandemic rateoms. and the debt makes it harder to find new seats for passengers whose originao find l flights have been canceled. but when upside when you're told that you can'twhoser get checked bags for days, at least, you know sam brinton can't steal them. yeah, still fetching as ever. he'll fetch your luggage. nice. >> yeah. nice. thank you. meanwhile, in a memo to staff earlier this week, united airlines ceo scott kirby blamed understaffing and lack a of experience at the faa or far that's how you said far, which means some of the responsibility for this mess has to fall l on the ushis secretary of train. >> rex. if this guy is in chargeguy is, how much longer we'll

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capital is owned by the adani family, led by gautam adani, so he is looking to move forward from the hindenburg want to put additional money into that and capitalists have -- bain capital has agreed to buy a stake in adani capital and housing, but it would be taken over by the ceo, and it would be picking up -- that would be a $120 million primary capital inclusion. there would also be a $50 million liquidity line, so that would keep adani capital running, and this will be new exposure for bain capital. bain capital was the front runner for this stake, and they have already agreed to sign an indefinite agreement to buy a 90% stake. rishaad: looking at -- moving from adani to ambani, reliance came out with its numbers on an ebitda basis and we saw lower reliability. we have cory basis -- core businesses facing trouble, but are they likely to turn things around? what will save the day? sanjai: to be sure, analysts are not really worried about this performance, but the core thing for the industry is limited, so this is a once in a generation dislocation of energy markets which drove the profit mar

godaddy.com haidi: gautam adani's empire continues to suffer from the fallout of short-seller hindenburg's it is going to bankers cautious after the release of the report in january. let's get to more details on the scope from our finance reporter. in this exclusive, it is fascinating, because barclays was also left in a difficult situation to try and fill this hole in terms of the sheer amount of money we are talking about, and the fact that in the longer term, do they really want to bet against adani? >> indeed it is a very important question. barclays has to do -- barclays is a key lender for adani, actually the biggest bond arranger for adani. that shows how much of a reliance the british bank has on adani's business. the revenue they earned from adani. so it is a tough call. on the other hand there are accusations that a global bank cannot just give a blind eye to. so it is a very tough decision that barclays is taking. it has to think about revenue and reputation risk. barclays is turning cautious. we have seen the bank has been nudging adani to prepay some existing loans and bonds t

he didn't bring down the hindenburg, he didn't because the titanic to sink and didn't cause this fraud. we are here to bring the money back to the taxpayers; do you feel the same way? >> i feel that i want to get the money back to the taxpayers and get to the bottom of the fraud, yes. >> at the outset of covid the house and senate came together to get money out the door fast. the goal g was to move fast so t was expected there would be some fraud but that was over three years ago, and biden has taken minimal efforts to recoup the funds during his two years in office and in the last two years from what you've seen, has the sba and enhanced any of their internal controls or improved any efforts to mitigate, reassess and get the money back for the taxpayers? >> yes, they have. my report actually goes down a list of the many things that they have done especially in response to the recommendation that we have worked hard to resolve with the agency. >> do you feel confident that we are moving forward and can move forward should this happen again that we would have the tools in place, the reg

he did not bring down the hindenburg and did not sink the titanic and did not cause this fraud. we are here to get to the bottom of it and get the money back to the taxpayers. do you feel the same way? >> i feel i want to get the money back to the taxpayers and get to the bottom of fraud coming guess. >> in the house and senate came together to getot the money out the door best in the goal was to move fast but there was expected there would be some fraud but that was over three years ago and biden has taken minimal effort to recoup these funds in the last two years from what you've seen investigated has the sba enhanced any of their internal controls and any other efforts to mitigate reassess to getac that money back to the taxpayer -- taxpayers?. >> as they have. my report goes down the list of the many things that they have done especially in response to the recommendations that we will resolve at the agency. >> do you feel confident that we are moving toward a --of this happen again that we'll have the tools in the regulatory tools in place to limit and mitigate fraud? >> aye

the stock fell after hindenburg reports the company was overleveraged.han a billion dollars on the latest surge. warren buffett's berkshire hathaway is taking control of liquefied natural gas project in maryland. it has bought a in energy stake for $3 billion, boosting partner ownership to 75%. brookfield holds the remaining 25%. the deal gives brookshire control of seven operational export facilities in the entire u.s.. ford motor's south korean battery partners says it is ramping up production capacity even as it loses money. haidi: let's get more from our global business reporter. he actually met with the company's chief financial officer for an exclusive interview, so let's get to them. what was the conversation like and what did you learn about the company situation. >> sure. they got a massive loan from the u.s. government. it was $9.2 billion. it was pretty big loan. not easy to get that loan. there were pretty few companies that received the benefit such as tesla and general motors and ford in the past decade, so the reason is the u.s. government

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