Saturday, April 26
Donald Trump has refused to rule out using force to acquire Greenland from Denmark or the Panama Canal from Panama. Don’t rule out that he might just mean it.The mere thought that America would extort or go to war with a close NATO ally to illegally change their sovereign borders seems ridiculous. Presumably, it is. Yet the threats also sound familiar. As the president-elect and some of his team members warm up for the White House, they’re speaking and behaving more like President Vladimir Putin’s Russia by the day. So, what if that really is how Trump plans to rule in his second and final term? He has, after all, expressed admiration for Putin on multiple occasions and is already trying to organize a bilateral summit. The Kremlin says it’s willing.In clear, recent echoes of Kremli
Adani Wilmar shares tumbled as much as 8.3% on Monday to Rs 267.45 on the BSE, as the second day of its offer for sale (OFS) got underway. The company’s promoter, Adani Commodities LLP, is offloading up to 19.50 crore shares, representing 15.01% of the company’s equity, including an oversubscription option.The OFS, which opened on Friday, consists of an initial offer of 17.54 crore shares, or 13.50% of total equity, with an additional 1.96 crore shares, or 1.51%, available if the oversubscription option is exercised. This large-scale sale is part of Adani Commodities' plan to offload up to 20% of its stake in Adani Wilmar. The steep fall in the company’s share price on Monday followed a 10% decline on Friday, triggered by the steeply discounted floor price of Rs 275, which was set 15
