Minmin Low
China correspondent in Hong Kong for Bloomberg TV, reporting on China’s technology and artificial-intelligence policy, including the country’s multilateral approach to AI governance.
Russian Arms and Oil Keep India From Breaking With Moscow
India cannot make a clean break with Russia while Russian equipment underpins much of its military and Russian oil remains a major import, even as the US is its indispensable export market. Bloomberg shows how that bind grew from a Soviet-era relationship built on technology transfer and licensed arms production, then deepened after the Ukraine invasion as discounted crude made Russia India’s leading seaborne oil supplier.
SpaceX’s $75 Billion IPO Would Leave Musk With 84% Voting Control
Bloomberg’s Michael Hytha says SpaceX’s planned $75bn IPO would be unprecedented in size and unusual in structure, with Elon Musk seeking to sell a fixed number of shares at a fixed price rather than follow a standard Wall Street bookbuilding process. Hytha argues the filing makes the investor bargain explicit: public buyers would help fund SpaceX’s AI and launch ambitions while accepting a dual-class structure that leaves Musk with 84.4 per cent of the voting power after the listing.