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Chelsea in the cup was chaos, Fulham was worse, and the axe finally fell. Sam, Harry and Jack sift through a grim week for Wolves: the baffling line-ups, the red card, whether Vítor Pereira lost the dressing room, and what the fan open letter to Fosun actually achieved. Then it is the live debate on who comes in next, from Big Sam and Robbie Keane to Rob Edwards and Rui Vitória, before a realistic look at Chelsea away and score predictions. Plenty of gallows humour from the away end, some straight talk on keepers and service to the striker, and a plea for basic sanity from the boardroom. (00:00) Cold open & socials (00:00:51) Chelsea cup line-up shock (00:03:23) Six defenders & false hope (00:04:16) Fulham XI leak & red card (00:06:01) Confidence and selections (00:07:49) No shots, no belief (00:09:04) The red card incident (00:11:09) Inside the away end (00:13:22) Goalkeeping wobble (00:14:28) Strand Larsen's dip (00:16:32) Recruitment & leadership (00:18:28) The sacking: timing & why (00:20:21) Open letter to Fosun (00:26:14) Gary O'Neil rumours (00:30:38) Manager odds rundown (00:32:06) The Big Sam question (00:33:18) Rob Edwards case (00:36:28) What would tempt a coach (00:39:25) Chelsea away preview (00:41:12) Interim staff & kids? (00:44:25) Predictions & wrap Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In Episode 13 of Season 6, Stu from the Wolves Fancast joins the show in the wake of Vitor Pereira's sacking and a week of losses to both Chelsea and Fulham. Who will take charge of this seemingly sinking ship? Is there anything Jeff Shi can't survive in Fosun's eyes? --- Follow the show on X @wlwpod, on YouTube @WholeLottaWolves and on Facebook. E-mail hello@wholelottawolves.com.

In Episode 12 of Season 6, Kurt Z rejoins a packed show where we break down a last-second loss, a spat between Vitor and fans in the South Bank, a confrontation in the parking lot between Jose Sa and fans, and Fosun receiving an offer to sell the club. Plus, a look ahead to a Carabao Cup fixture against Chelsea and next weekend's trip to Fulham. --- Follow the show on X @wlwpod, on YouTube @WholeLottaWolves and on Facebook. E-mail us at hello@wholelottawolves.com

An abysmal display at Molineux saw Burnley - quite happily settling for a draw- taking all three points in the Premier League. Wolves had done the hard work, having gone 2-0 down within the first 30 minute, before pulling it back level in the closing stages of the first half. However, it was another story of late goals coming back to hurt Vitor's side - this time a 95th minute winner for the Clarets. There are rumours of a takeover - but how true are they? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The lads are back to pick apart Wolves' 3-2 defeat at home to Everton and ask if the defensive mistakes are becoming too costly to ignore. Strand Larsen's absence sparked fears of a Newcastle move, Andre's errors had fans groaning, and once again it was the subs – Rodrigo Gomes and Fer Lopez – who gave Molineux a glimmer of hope. We dive into: The ongoing problems at the back and whether Vitor Pereira needs to drop senior players Rodrigo Gomes' impact and whether he's earned a starting place That penalty shout on Hugo Bueno – nailed on or never a foul? A deep look at Wolves' summer transfer window: £115m spent, £130m recouped, but still short in midfield. Did Jeff Shi and Fosun leave the squad too light? Why so many players turned Wolves down this summer and what it says about the club's “project” The international break – good time to regroup or a disruption Wolves don't need? Ticket prices, fixture changes and whether fan protests against Fosun are on the horizon All that plus your questions and a look ahead to the Compton charity tournament this weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wolves lose the opening two league games of the season and frustration is starting to show on and off the pitch. Dave, Jord, Fin and a returning Matt discuss Saturday's defeat, the stance on FOSUN's ownership, a quick chat on West Ham/Everton and answer your questions! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

An emotional tribute to Diogo Jota lit up Molineux – but Wolves were well beaten by Man City. We break down the big talking points: Strand Larsen's misses, Agbadou's form, and where the goals are coming from this season. There's transfer chat as new signing Tchatchoua arrives, Vítor calls for three more, and rumours swirl about Fosun putting the club up for sale. Plus, Bournemouth away preview, score predictions and betting odds. 00:00 Intro & socials 00:22 Diogo Jota tribute 04:30 Team news & XI surprises 06:40 Strand Larsen's misses 08:11 Agrado under pressure 09:57 Goal-scoring concerns 11:30 Debut watch: Mano Wolfe 13:02 Promoted clubs start hot 15:02 Déjà vu? Slow survival pace 15:46 Haaland record & quiz time 18:30 Bournemouth preview 25:43 Betting odds & best bets 26:44 Sale rumours flare up 32:59 Transfers: Tchatchoua arrives 39:02 Hwang to Palace? Outgoing whispers 40:34 Down-tools drama: modern player power 45:55 Wrap-up & score predictions Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Name: Chris LoTitle: Founder & CEOWebsite: https://ir.jiguang.cnCompany Name: Aurora MobileTicker: JGBio: A serial entrepreneur, founded Aurora Mobile in 2011. Secured multiple rounds of investments from Mandra, IDG, FOSUN, Fidelity, Goldman Sachs, and led Aurora to a successful IPO on NASDAQ in 2018.

This week, we're delighted to welcome Wolves Chairman Jeff Shi to the show. Having been at the club since 2016, he has been a key part of the club's rise from Championship survival to top half Premier League finishes and European quarter finals. Currently enjoying their longest run of Premier League football, there is a lot to be proud of.  Jeff hasn't done a huge amount of interviews. With the club surviving a tricky period last year when their top flight status was at risk for half the season, now is the time to talk to the fans and wider football community about both his ambitions for the club moving forward and how he believes a club needs to be run to bring both stability and success. He is candid in his reflections; it took him a while to understand what it really takes to run a club in this country. But in this era where there is a demand for access and insight into our top teams, a Premier League Chairman keen to come and open up on his philosophies and development plans is to be admired. From signing top European players while in the Championship to building for the future with Vitor Pereira, it's time to take a look inside a top Premier League team. On today's show we discuss: The Wolves Project: Why Wolves is still seen as a project in progress and how the club has evolved under Fosun's ownership What kind of long-term vision Fosun has for the club, and why sustainability now outweighs pure spending Balancing business logic with football emotion  How Wolves preserve their club identity while operating as part of a global group Why Jeff sees his role as a ‘guardian', not just a CEO and how he tries to protect Wolves' long-term future Player Trading and Squad Building: How Wolves approach squad construction after big-name departures Why Jeff doesn't regret selling key players and what he looks for in a signing beyond just talent How Jorge Mendes, data, and direct club scouting all influence Wolves' recruitment model The economics of selling academy players and why the club must now “sell smart” Why Wolves is one of the best clubs in Europe for young players to develop Financial Reality of the Premier League: Why Wolves' net spend has dropped and why that doesn't reflect a lack of ambition How the club is adapting to stricter FFP regulations and evolving its internal culture What fans misunderstand about sustainability, profit, and the cost of competing with richer clubs The challenge of stadium redevelopment and how infrastructure investment plays into the club's future A huge thank you to our amazing partners on the show: RUNNA Whether you're an existing use or if it's your first time on the app, use the code below for exclusive access! https://join.runna.com/lKmc/redeem?code=BOSRUNNA Revolut Click the link below to sign up and get your £200 welcome bonus! https://get.revolut.com/z4lF/20VC

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Welcome to Top of the Morning by Mint, your weekday newscast that brings you five major stories from the world of business. It's Thursday, February 13, 2025. This is Nelson John, let's get started. Amid India-China geopolitical tensions, China's Fosun Pharmaceutical is in discussions with three global private equity firms to sell its majority stake in the Hyderabad-based Gland Pharma. Fosun currently owns about 51% of Gland Pharma, after initially acquiring a 74% stake for $1.2 billion. They have hired investment banks Morgan Stanley and UBS to assist with the sale. Global private equity firms Blackstone, Brookfield, and Warburg Pincus are interested in buying this stake, valuing the company at nearly $3 billion. Gland Pharma, founded in 1978, specializes in making generic injectable medicines and serves nearly 90 countries, focusing on India and the U.S. markets. In the December quarter, the company reported revenues of ₹1,384 crore and a profit after tax of ₹204.7 crore.The potential sale is expected to trigger an open offer to Gland Pharma's shareholders, with the buyers aiming to own between 60-65% of the company after the transaction. In a major step toward strengthening digital payment security, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has proposed additional factor authentication (AFA) for international card-not-present (CNP) transactions. This means Indian consumers will have an extra layer of security when making payments to foreign merchants—just like they already do for domestic transactions.Now you may wonder what prompted this move by the RBI?It's primarily due to Rising Fraud Cases in international transactions involving unauthorized charges on foreign websites with minimal authentication. Now adding AFA will ensure stronger security standards that safeguard Indian cardholders against such risks.   US-based industrial and aerospace giant Honeywell and Greenko founders-led AM Green signed an agreement on Wednesday to collaborate on manufacturing sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in India from biofuels, including ethanol, methanol, and green hydrogen. Under this agreement, Honeywell's cutting-edge technology will be leveraged to produce SAF from renewable sources, aligning with global efforts to transition toward greener energy solutions. AM Green, a company backed by the founders of renewable energy giant Greenko, will focus on production and scaling operations in India, catering to both domestic and international markets.The companies will assess the feasibility of making SAF in India to reduce the country's oil import dependence, helping shipping companies adopt the low-emission fuel, and aiding aviation companies to meet International Civil Aviation Organisation guidelines for low-carbon fuel replacements. The global aviation industry is under increasing pressure to cut carbon emissions, and SAF has emerged as a key solution. This partnership strengthens India's role in the green energy revolution, supporting global decarbonization goals while reducing reliance on fossil fuels. Over two dozen Indian startups are expected to go public in the coming months, including big names like Groww, Lenskart, and Zepto, which could see billion-dollar IPOs. Smaller companies like Ather Energy, BoAt, Bluestone, Infra.market, PhysicsWallah, PayU, and Pine Labs are also gearing up for their stock market debuts. This is a jump from last year when only 13 startups, including Swiggy, Ola Electric, and FirstCry, went public. However, market conditions are getting tougher. Investment bankers say startups might need to adjust their IPO sizes and valuations due to recent global economic shifts. The US stock market has been hit hard after President Donald Trump announced new tariffs, leading to uncertainty in global equity markets. India's Nifty 50 index is down 12.5% from its peak last September, with foreign investors selling off shares. Amid tough market conditions and lock-in expiries those looking to invest in upcoming IPOs could also be staring at losses in the short term      At the Maha Kumbh Mela, India's largest spiritual gathering, several startups are seizing the opportunity to engage with the vast influx of pilgrims. Zomato-owned Blinkit has set up a temporary store offering ritual-related items and other essentials. Swiggy's Instamart has established a stall near the Triveni Sangam to serve attendees. PhonePe, in collaboration with ICICI Lombard General Insurance, is providing affordable travel insurance plans tailored for Kumbh visitors. Chai Point has deployed around 175 personnel and 18-20 mini stations, utilizing brewing bots capable of producing 15 liters of tea every 12 minutes, resulting in daily sales of approximately 160,000 cups reports Peiyamvada C. Now these initiatives not only cater to the immediate needs of pilgrims but also serve as strategic moves for brand visibility and customer acquisition. By adjusting pricing and packaging, these startups aim to connect with a broader audience beyond their typical urban clientele, gathering valuable insights for future expansions.

In Episode 19 of Season 5, we bid farewell to Gary O'Neil and raise a glass of Esfuerzo Wines' One Pack wine in a "vino for Vitor" Pereira toast. We discuss how things on the pitch might change under the incoming manager, FOSUN turning back to Mendes and what kind of unexpected madness we might see Sunday at Leicester. --- Follow the show on X @wlwpod, on YouTube @WholeLottaWolves and on Facebook. E-mail us at hello@wholelottawolves.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wlwpod/support

Nathan Judah and Liam Keen bring you the latest Wolves poddy in association with University of Wolverhampton at The Halls. The boys discuss the news that Gary O'Neil is set to stay as Head Coach for the foreseeable future. There's some exclusive news surrounding Nelson Semedo's future and an in depth discussion around Fosun. The defeat at West Ham is a big topic of conversation and how the team can rebound vs Ipswich. All your questions are answered and there's the chance to win a very special prize!

In this fiery episode of The Wolves 77 Club, Sam, Harry and Jack dive into the breaking news that Wolves Chairman Jeff Shi has decided to stand by manager Gary O'Neil—despite the club languishing in the relegation zone. The team unpacks the fallout from Wolves' 2-1 loss to West Ham, with Harry and Jack offering heated analysis of the tactical mishaps, questionable substitutions and defensive frailties that have defined O'Neil's tenure. Jack recounts his frustrating trip to the London Stadium, highlighting the dire atmosphere on and off the pitch, while Harry dissects the captaincy woes surrounding Mario Lemina and the broader struggles of Wolves' leadership both on and off the field. Listener comments take centre stage, showcasing the growing frustration among fans as the team debates whether the current squad is truly good enough or if ownership and management have let the club stagnate. With Ipswich Town and Leicester City on the horizon, the Wolves 77 Club discuss the enormous pressure on O'Neil to deliver results, while questioning the long-term vision of FOSUN and Jeff Shi. To lighten the mood, the episode closes with a quiz on Wolves captains throughout history—proving that while the team may struggle with Gary O'Neil's tactics, their Wolves trivia knowledge isn't much better! Join the conversation as the Wolves 77 Club tackles the tough questions: Can Wolves escape relegation? Is Gary O'Neil the right man for the job? And just how long can the fans endure the current chaos? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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In this episode of the Wolves 77 Club, the team dives into a heated discussion about whether Wolves should part ways with manager Gary O'Neil after a humiliating 5-3 loss to Brentford. Sam, Harry and Baylis break down the defensive chaos, baffling tactics and frustrations surrounding O'Neil's leadership. With a record of six points from a possible 66, the panel debates the critical question: Is it time for a managerial change? The episode also explores the fan backlash, the club's ownership issues with Fosun, and key player performances, including some head-scratching substitutions. Plus, discussions on the recent sacking of set-piece coach Jack Wilson, and the team's struggles despite talented players like Andre and Ait-Nouri. Tune in for a deep dive into Wolves' current crisis and whether a new manager could save the club's season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nathan Judah and Liam Keen bring you the latest Wolves poddy in association with University of Wolverhampton at the Halls. The boys go over the defeat at Arsenal before attention turns to the transfer window. How much is there to spend really? Is the situation fluid? How many will come through the door and what is the ambition of Fosun long term? All the latest links are discussed plus all your questions answered. There's a sneak preview of the live poddy at Molineux next Thursday and a full preview ahead of Chelsea.

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Nathan Judah and Liam Keen bring you the latest Wolves poddy in association with Kettle and Toaster Man. The boys have plenty to discuss as they analyse the 3-1 defeat to Crystal Palace and look towards the future with plenty of big decisions this summer. Which assets are likely to go and where is new investment coming from. What is the Fosun end goal and will that keep supporters content? All your questions are answered and there's a full preview of the trip to Anfield.

Depois de duas tentativas de fusão sem sucesso, o BBVA continua a querer juntar-se com o Sabadell. Esta quinta-feira, a instituição financeira liderada por Carlos Torres não desistiu e decidiu avançar com uma oferta pública de aquisição. Segundo o BBVA, esta é uma “proposta excecionalmente favorável” aos acionistas do Sabadell.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wolves are back in Premier League action after the international break. Joao Gomes played 90 minutes for Brazil against England - has his performance put him in the shop window? Villa way up next - and will Fosun spend in the summer? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Neste episódio, falamos sobre o futuro do Millennium BCP, que tem em aberto a possível saída do seu maior acionista, a Fosun. Apesar desta hipótese ser vista como um plano B, a empresa chinesa, que tem cerca de 20% do banco, já se reuniu com decisores políticos e supervisores em Portugal. Um puzzle com implicações potencialmente mais vastas. Na segunda parte, analisamos o futuro do Governo, depois de Luís Montenegro ter sido indigitado como primeiro-ministro. Com Paulo Ribeiro Pinto, editor de Economia, e Hugo Neutel, coordenador de Empresas. O anfitrião é Vítor Rodrigues Oliveira.

Neste episódio centramos a atenção na Fosun, que esta semana reduziu a participação que detém no Millennium BCP para cerca de 20%. O que pode significar esta operação para a estratégia da empresa chinesa em Portugal? Na segunda parte, tomamos o pulso à economia portuguesa, em véspera de novos dados anuais do Instituto Nacional de Estatística relativos ao crescimento económico em 2023. E traçamos as diferenças face ao que se espera para este ano. Com o coordenador de empresas, Hugo Neutel, e o editor de Economia, Paulo Ribeiro Pinto. Vítor Rodrigues Oliveira é o anfitrião.

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THE BLACK COUNTRY DERBY IS BACK! The fixtures will take place in front of fans for the first time since 2012, after Wolves came from behind to beat Brentford at Molineux 3-2. Cunha scored the winner, and Nathan Fraser - the local lad - scored his second goal for the club in a game that Wanderers largely dominated. Next up is Brighton though... but there's only one fixture on everyone's lips - the FA Cup Fourth Round tie at the Hawthorns! Wolves also avoided FFP charges - with credit going to Jeff Shi and Fosun. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to The Eurotales Football Podcast, every club, league & fanbase has a story to tell and we aim to tell it. This week we are explore two clubs on contrasting journeys.  Chapter 1 - A Turbulent Summer For Wolves Could Get Worse Harry joins us from the excellent The Wolves 77 Club  to discuss all things Fosun and Lopetegui, where is Mr Vaseline Adama Traore gone, has the symbiotic relationship with super agent Jorge Mendes been beneficial, is Fabio Silva set to explode and more. Chapter 2 – Sheffield Wednesday's Exotic Revolution newly promoted and signing players from foreign lands, we get the lowdown on the Owl's current transfer business and what more shiny new toys might come through the door from the magnificent Joe Crann is there a potential new hero akin to Benito Carbone from the new foreign legion, could a premier league loan be completed before the window closes and what is the Xisco way?   Follow us on twitter - @Eurotalespod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's been a feature of Planet FPL pre-season content that James has expressed concerns about Wolves ahead of the coming season. On the latest Correspondent Week Podcast Wolves fan Bradley Parker joins James to answer if it's correct to have concerns and if there's any Wolves FPL assets managers should consider. Jose Sa has posted 140+ point seasons in consecutive seasons, can he be considered at 5.0? The ‘Doc' Matt Doherty has returned and many paid 6.0 for him three years ago, can he roll back the years and be considered at 4.5? Who will start up front? Can 5.5 Fabio Silva return from successive loan spells and finally establish himself? Plus, what do The Fosun owners want to do with the club? Is investment required? Are they restricted by FFP? Is the club for sale? And could manager Julen Lopetegui walk before the season even starts!? Follow Bradley on Twitter: https://twitter.com/parker_bradley Next on Correspondent Week: ep. 9 – Manchester United with Gary Robinson, Wednesday 7pm BST Today on Patreon: The Correspondent Week Debrief with Suj: on Crystal Palace, Brentford, Luton and Wolves For the full Planet FPL Schedule this week view this post: https://www.patreon.com/posts/86901192 Want to become a member of our FPL and SkyFF community and support the Podcast?  Join us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/planetfpl Follow James on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PlanetFPLPod Follow Suj on Twitter: https://twitter.com/sujanshah Follow Clayton on Twitter: https://twitter.com/claytsAFC Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@PlanetFPL Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/planetfpl Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/planetfpl #FPL #CorrespondentWeek #WWFC

The Saints fans went marching out before the final whistle, as 10-man Wolves ran out winners again in the Premier League. Despite Mario Lemina getting a completely ridiculous second yellow, new star boy Joao Gomes curled in the winner after a Bednarek own goal. And who are the best players of the Fosun era? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Episode 16 of Season 3, Alex Winter joins the show to discuss the breakdown against Brighton before pivoting to what could be brighter days ahead, with Julen Lopetegui's coaching staff taking shape and arriving at Compton this week. Does Lopetegui have what it takes to keep Wolves in the Premier League? And to what level will Fosun be backing him in the January transfer window? Plus, the latest on Fabio Silva, Raul Jimenez, and a preview of Saturday's meeting with Arsenal with Sam Graham from the DU Football Show. --- Follow the show on Twitter @wlwpod and on Facebook. Part of a new supporters group in the USA? E-mail hello@wholelottawolves.com to get in touch and promote your group. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wlwpod/support

A fortuna pessoal de Guo, 55 anos, fixou-se, em 2022, no equivalente a cerca de 5,5 mil milhões de euros, de acordo com a lista elaborada pela Hurun Report Inc, unidade de investigação sediada em Xangai e considerada a Forbes chinesa.

This week we're diving into healthcare; what could be more critical? To help me understand how behavioural science is impacting this field, I'm joined by Dr. Ada Le, healthcare expert at BEworks and Dr. Mousumi Sannigrahi, newly installed as Head of Commercial for Innovative Medicines at Fosun Pharma US, having spent the last 8 years at Novartis Pharma.Show notesWhat's happening at the intersection of behavioural science and the pharma industry?How behavioural science plays out at Fosun vs. NovartisThe next frontier for healthcare and behavioural scienceWhat needs to happen to move to a more human-centric approach to healthcare?The goal of the 1% Steps for Health Care Reform ProjectWhat are easy wins that the pharma industry can enact now?Psychological barriers for patients with autoimmune disease Rosy retrospection bias and failure to prescribe the right treatmentDavid Robson and expectation effects: how mindset can alter our livesDan Ariely's end of life theories and researchThe scientific method of problem solving vs. more subtle placebo effectsHopes for healthcare in the next yearCheck out my partner BEworksSubscribe for more hereFollow me on TwitterPodcast music: Tamsin Waley-Cohen's Mendelssohn's violin concerto

In Episode 14 of Season 3, we try to make sense of the Wolves unraveling against Leicester and go straight to a listener question which questions the mentality of many on the squad. Do they have what it takes to withstand a relegation battle? And is it too late to rescue this season? We try and make sense of Scott Sellars being involved in match day decisions, attempt to clarify what his role is and question whether Fosun would make a bold decision to get rid of Jeff Shi. --- Follow the show on Twitter @wlwpod and on Facebook! Part of a new supporters group in the USA? E-mail hello@wholelottawolves.com to get in touch and promote your group. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wlwpod/support

Henri Giscard d'Estaing, PDG du Club Med, était l'invité de Laure Closier et Christophe Jakubyszyn dans Good Morning Business, ce mardi 27 septembre. Ils se sont penché sur les résultats dynamiques qui ont été réalisés par le Club Med dès sa montée en gamme, sur la réduction de 73% de ses activités en Asie dû au Covid-19, ainsi que sur les dettes du groupe Fosun, propriétaire du Club Med, qui se retrouve dans le viseur du régulateur bancaire chinois, sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au vendredi et réécoutez la en podcast.

0:45 The (new!) livestream starts with some differences in playing club tennis around the world.2:37 Both hosts express anxiety about their upcoming returns to Beijing.5:14 Chengdu is set to go ahead with the World Team Table Tennis Championships later this month, despite an ongoing lockdown. What lessons have organizers learned from the Beijing Olympic closed loop? And has China's dominance in the sport impacted the decision to proceed?11:58 One of the biggest storylines from Beijing 2022, the Kamila Valieva doping scandal, has some updates from Russia. What can we expect next — and when? 16:44 A shoutout to former podcast guest Rachel Llanes, who just accepted a job with the San Jose Sharks organization.18:24: The IOC releases its human rights strategy six months after the Beijing Olympics. What's the significance of this, especially given the recent UN report on Xinjiang? 20:48: What does this mean for future Olympic host cities? Could Saudi Arabia ever be in the mix? 23:38: Chelsea's new American owner suggested the possibility of an All-Star game for the Premier League, with English fans up in arms. But is it really such a big deal? 27:53: A Bloomberg report this week says that Fosun, the Chinese conglomerate that owns Premier League team Wolverhampton Wanderers, may be in financial trouble. What does that mean for the club? See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Kia ora,Welcome to Wednesday's Economy Watch where we follow the economic events and trends that affect Aotearoa/New Zealand.I'm David Chaston and this is the International edition from Interest.co.nz.Today we lead with news markets have reacted sharply to a 'small miss' in the US inflation data. The impact on the NZD has been large.This small change in the American inflation rate has brought huge reactions. The US CPI slipped in August from 8.5% to 8.3% at an annual rate. Month-on-month the rate rose from 0% in July to +0.1% in August, or an annualised rise of +1.2%. The data may seem tame, but it wasn't the fall to 8.1% markets were expecting and there has been a truly outsized reaction.Equity markets have dived. Bond yields have jumped. The USD has strengthened sharply. Markets are bracing for a Fed that says it is more determined than ever to squash inflation and benchmark policy rate hikes may now be higher for longer given the policy action so far isn't working, apparently.The American CPI benefited from sharp falls in fuel cost. But it was food and rent that is creating the latest upward pressure, showing the inflationary impulse is much more embedded that many had assumed. The prior assumption was that falling petrol costs would be enough to quell inflation. It isn't. Core inflation actually rose.The market reaction seems to be based on the fear that the inflation fight might necessitate their economy suffering a hard landing, and a period of recession.Meanwhile last week, same store retail activity rose more than +11% from a year ago. That remains much more than can be accounted for by inflation and continues a long run of 'real' gains and far above what this tracking showed pre-pandemic.And as at June 2022, deposits at US banks flowed out, falling -US$370 bln to US$19.6 tln. It is the first quarterly decline since 2018 and comes as households seem to be shifting to a more active investing stance. It is an enormous shift, on a global scale. It's even an enormous shift in terms of their economy, equivalent to about 1.5% of GDP.In China, it appears that another very large hi-profile company is in trouble, mainly because of its exposure to the property sector. This could be another HNA-style meltdown. This company is Fosun International. Beijing has apparently told its state-owned banks and other SOEs to review their exposures to the company. The Shanghai based company was built on debt, and has seen its share price wither by half in the past year. Today's official warnings may trigger some sharp moves when the Hong Kong Stock Exchange opens later in the day.Economic sentiment in Germany has dived to its lowest level since the GFC, obviously driven by concerns about what lies ahead in a winter without the backstop of Russian energy supplies. The September fall is being described as 'significant'.In Australia, there are 10.8 mln dwellings. In total they were worth AU$10.146 tln as at March 2022. But by June they had fallen in value to AU$9.983 tln. That is a loss of value of -AU$162 bln - or -AU$1.8 bln per day.Staying in Australia, that value retreat hasn't hurt business confidence - yet. The widely-watched NAB business sentiment survey for August improved, with conditions holding high and confidence improving. Westpac had a consumer sentiment survey out too, and that improved as well.The UST 10yr yield starts today at 3.42% and another +6 bps firmer from this time yesterday.The price of gold will open today at US$1704/oz and down a sharpish -US$25 from this time yesterday. But that was a minor fall compared to some other precious metals.And oil prices start today -50 USc lower at just under US$87.50/bbl in the US while the international Brent price is now just over US$93/bbl.The Kiwi dollar will open today sharply lower at just on 60.1 USc and an overnight fall of -1½c from this time yesterday. That is a 28 month low. Against the Australian dollar we are down at 88.9 AUc and a -½c fall. That is a nine year low. Against the euro we are also -½c lower at 60.2 euro cents. That all means our TWI-5 starts today at 69.8 and a fall of -90 bps over the past day. The last time we were this low on the TWI-5 was November 2020.The bitcoin price is now at US$20,747 and a sharp -6.7% retreat from this time yesterday. Volatility over the past 24 hours has been extreme at just over +/- 5.0%.You can find links to the articles mentioned today in our show notes.And get more news affecting the economy in New Zealand from interest.co.nz.Kia ora. I'm David Chaston and we'll do this again tomorrow.

We recap a somewhat uneventful offseason for Wolves as the dawn of a new Premier League season has arrived. Danny from Baltimore Wolves joins Josh and Paul to touch on the need for a striker, Raul's injury and how it can change Bruno Lage's approach to the start of the season, the signing of Nathan Collins and other possible incomings. Then the guys give predictions for the 22-23 season in the form of a rapid fire question round, touching on possible outcomes for Wolves in the league table, individual awards and whether Bruno - and possibly even Fosun - will be around for the long haul. Our guest David Geckle helps preview the Leeds match and creates a bit of envy within the group at the new American flair that now exists at Elland Road. --- Follow the show on Twitter @wlwpod and on Facebook! Part of a new supporters club in the USA? E-mail hello@wholelottawolves.com to get in touch and promote your group. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wlwpod/support

In the 39th and final episode of Season 2, Paul and Josh are joined by a panel of friends of the podcast to recap the first season under Bruno Lage and what this summer will hold for Wolves. Dan John, Brian Donley, Andrew Smith, Ryan Gray and Danny from Baltimore Wolves all contribute their thoughts on whether a 10th place finish was a successful season, if Lage will remain with the club, who on the squad should be sold and what incoming transfers might look like. One thing is unanimous: this off-season will be be telling as to whether or not Fosun is serious about taking Wolves to the next level. Plus, the crew laments about the pre-season tour in the U.S. being cancelled and say (possibly) their final farewell to Ruben Neves. --- Follow the show on Twitter @wlwpod and on Facebook! Part of a new supporters club in the USA? E-mail hello@wholelottawolves.com to get in touch and promote your group. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wlwpod/support

In episode 34 of season 2, we discuss a rested Wolves squad making the trip to Turf Moor with the aim of getting back on the winning track. What approach will Lage take in order to try and find goals against an always defensive Burnley? Plus, it's silly season with rumors about summer transfers. Who on the squad now is expendable and who would make for a good depth piece? We then hop in the time machine thanks to one of the No Stupid Questions from a listener, and we make predictions on what the next 20 years of Wolves football will look like. Will they be frequent contenders for the top 4? Will they be comfortably in the Premier League for the next few decades? And will Fosun still be in charge? --- Follow the show on Twitter (@wlwpod) and on Facebook! Part of a new supporters group in the USA? E-mail hello@wholelottawolves.com to get in touch and promote your group to others in your area. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wlwpod/support

In episode 33 of season 2, we chat about what went wrong (spoiler alert: everything) in the uninspired performance against Newcastle on Friday night and the implications it has on the rest of the season. With Ruben Neves' name swirling in the media - and the chat about a possible Neves transfer fee from Bruno Lage himself - we discuss what it would take for us to be willing to part with our beloved Neves and what Fosun would have to do to replace him. Plus, with reports of Trincao being unhappy at Wolves, we chat about what to do with his future and ways to move forward after he returns to Barcelona. It's an eye on the future in this episode, with plenty of No Stupid Questions sprinkled in throughout, and an update on the title run of Wolves Women and their promotion to the Championship with some help from Danny from Baltimore Wolves! --- Follow the show on Twitter (@wlwpod) and on Facebook! Part of a new supporters group in the USA? E-mail hello@wholelottawolves.com to get in touch and promote your group to others in your area. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wlwpod/support

In Episode 30 of Season 2, Brian Donley from Charlotte Wolves joins Joshua and Paul to discuss the controversy surrounding Raul Jimenez's sending off which played a large role in the second half collapse against Leeds on Friday night. With it being Trincao's best performance of his young Wolves career, Paul's man crush reaches new heights forcing Joshua to lean on the listeners to help cast the roles of Paul and Trincao in the latest romantic comedy... "Bromance With An Option To Buy." Plus, what does Raul's future hold at Wolves? And if you were spending Fosun's money come the summer, who would you bring in to bolster the squad? All that and more No Stupid Questions from the listeners on this week's show. --- Follow the show on Twitter (@wlwpod) and on Facebook! Part of a new supporters group in the USA? Or looking to connect with others throughout the country? E-mail hello@wholelottawolves.com to get in touch. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wlwpod/support

Lili Xu Brandt directs MITx u.lab China (www.presencing.org), making the distributed innovation / action-learning infrastructure available for Chinese business and social leaders. The award-winning program has globally enrolled more than 200,000 participants in 185 countries for various social and business renewal initiatives. She has also brought Theory U based innovation processes to various Chinese organisations and contexts, including globalisation strategy program at Ant Financial, top 400 leaders' sensing journeys at Alibaba, leadership capacity building programs at ICBC, Fosun, Save the Children Foundation (Hong Kong) and many other business, social and government agencies. With a diploma in Engineering, Lili has always been interested in the cutting-edge intersection between the collective human intelligence and technology. She was invited to become an executive team member of Council on Extended Intelligence founded by MIT and IEEE (www.globalcxi.org), and since 2020, she has also become a partner of a boutique Chinese tech firm Planet 178 with a focus on providing tech and human solutions for upcoming symbiotic business paradigm in China and beyond. She was a parent at Green School in Bali and has since involved with the Cousteau's family's Oceans 2050 foundation (www.oceans2050.org), service as an advisory board member.

No matter where you are in your career as a business owner, whether you're just starting out or if you've been doing this for more than ten years, you can always benefit from the experience of someone who's been through it all and found great individual success along the way.Mitch Garber certainly fits the bill. He is a Canadian lawyer and business executive. Mitch is the former Co-Founder and CEO of Optimal Payments/Paysafe (NASDAQ), CEO of PartyGaming Plc/PartyBwin (LSE), and Caesars Acquisition Company/Playtika Ltd. (NASDAQ). He's also a minority owner, executive committee member of the NHL Seattle Kraken, and an active investor, who co-invests with lead principals like Apollo, TPG, David Bonderman/Wildcat, and Fosun.In this episode of the Perfectly Mentored Podcast, Mitch Garber takes us through his illustrious career. He'll talk about all the valuable insights he's learned through the years about growing a business and taking your career to the next level, so stay tuned!Topics Covered:How did you get started as an entrepreneur? [1:38]Was it always a dream of yours to own a pro sports team? [4:06]What business lessons now come to fruition after owning a sports team? [5:43]What's Mitch's take on outsourcing? [7:40]What was your experience like on Dragon's Den? [9:53]At what point does patience become delusion? [12:13]Do you think entrepreneurship is being romanticized too much? [14:30]Do you think that there are people who are not cut out to be business owners? [16:52]How important has the principle of compounding been to growing a business? [19:42]When is the right time to go for an opportunity and what do the signs look like? [22:28]Are some people too emotionally attached to their businesses? [26:08]Mitch's thoughts on impostor syndrome and comparison in entrepreneurship. [29:37]What's the best way to stand out? [31:48]How do you get into the right room with the right people? [34:07]What are your thoughts on investment strategies if you were to start now? [38:50]Has philanthropy always been important for you? How did you start becoming philanthropic? [42:35]What advice do you have for entrepreneurs whose time is divided, but still want to give their kids all these lessons for success? [47:49]How do you stay up-to-date on trends? [49:46]What's one thing you regret from a business standpoint? [51:30]Connect with us:Perfectly Mentored InstagramWatch the Interviews on YouTubePerfectly Mentored FacebookConnect with Mitch Garber:InstagramWebsiteLinkedInTwitterConnect with Jason PortnoyWebsiteInstagramWant to see how Jason and his team can help you grow your business? CLICK HERELike the episode? Watch and support us on YouTube

The transfer window has now slammed shut and international break is close to ending. Wolves return to action this weekend but Matt, Fin, Dave and Harry chat about how Wolves have got on since our last episode including the Manchester United game, the end of the window and Fosun's faults. Follow us on Twitter: http://bit.ly/TWtwit Like us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/TWfaceb Follow us on Instagram: http://bit.ly/TWstagram

After a 70-year battle, WHO declares the country free of the infectious disease; Fosun Pharma scores $300 million for Covid jabs; and e-commerce sites could get shut down for violating copyright rules under draft law SPECIAL OFFER To enjoy 7-day complimentary access to caixinglobal.com and the English Caixin app visit this link: https://www.caixinglobal.com/institutional-activity/?code=J3XVJC

Resort operators and tour operators Fosun, TUI and Jet2 welcome - finally - the return of punters seeking sand, sun - and, in the case of Fosun's Club Med, snow too. Co-living recovers, and investors are looking to extract a yield arbitrage; and India's major hotel companies eye opportunities and corporate splits, as the pandemic panic in the country wanes.

Sources say Beijing plans to use the mRNA Covid jab as a booster shot for people inoculated with inactivated-virus forms of vaccines; China prepares to launch its first nationwide carbon trading market; and Lenovo retains its crown as the world's largest seller of PCs   Correction: In the episode, BioNTech is wrongfully referred to as a Chinese company. BioNTech is actually a German company. SPECIAL OFFER To enjoy 7-day complimentary access to caixinglobal.com and the English Caixin app visit this link: https://www.caixinglobal.com/institutional-activity/?code=J3XVJC

China pledges to provide more support for foreign trade even as its exports surge. Suning.com founder steps down as chairman of the company. Fosun seals a deal to sell mRNA vaccines to Taiwan. A polysilicon manufacturer under U.S. sanctions will list in Shanghai. If you haven't already, click here to sign up for this briefing.

There are 4 major football clubs within 14 miles of each other in Birmingham and West Midlands that have been or are owned by Chinese businessmen: Birmingham, Aston Villa, West Brom and Wolves. Two of these have largely been success stories with Wolves under Fosun and West Brom under Lai Guochuan. However, Villa and Birmingham didn't have the same fortunes.  This is the story of Carson Yeung's and Tony Xia's time in the West Midlands. Yeung will forever be remembered by Birmingham fan's for pushing them to League Cup success in 2011 but his tenure wasn't always fairytale stuff. Relegations and prison sentences followed for the pair as the cracks in the road began to show.  Xia on the other hand with his outlandish ideas looked to make Aston Villa a Premier League powerhouse. From the bright lights of China and an Aston Villa theme park on the cards to winding up orders. This is the turbulent tale of Villa and Birmingham.