Joy Chakravarty

1 week ago | arabianbusiness.com | Joy Chakravarty

In what is being hailed as a “new chapter in global finance”, Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala Capital, the asset management subsidiary of Mubadala Investment Company, and the US-based TWG Global have entered into a multi-faceted, multi-billion-dollar collaboration. As part of the strategic investment alliance, Mubadala Capital will anchor and lead a US$10 billion syndicated investment in TWG’s US$15 billion equity raise. TWG will use the proceeds to capitalise on its proprietary investment opportunities.

2 weeks ago | arabianbusiness.com | Joy Chakravarty

The Middle East aviation market has expanded significantly by 5 per cent since 2019, making it the second-fastest growing region globally behind only South Asia (12 per cent), but face challenges in the near future that could lead to more economic travel for customers. This was revealed in the latest analysis from OAG, a leading travel data provider, in its new report, ‘Middle East Skies: A New Era of Competition, Capacity and Growth’.

3 weeks ago | arabianbusiness.com | Joy Chakravarty

Amidst the gloom of the ongoing tariff war, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the world’s largest chipmaker and a bellwether for the industry, cheered the stock markets by posting a 60.3 per cent jump in first-quarter net profit. Net profit for the January-March period was T$361.6 billion (US$11.12 billion), up from T$225.5 billion (US$6.93 billion) in the same period last year.

4 weeks ago | htsyndication.com | Joy Chakravarty

Augusta, April 15 -- You are expected to make four-foot putts in professional golf and probably walk away from the hole nonchalantly. Not if you are Rory McIlroy. And not when it is to win your first-ever Masters title on the 18th hole of Augusta National Golf Club. Fourteen years of pain and heartbreaks have led to a lot of pent-up emotions in the 35-year-old. It all poured out copiously in the form of tears as McIlroy beat Justin Rose on the first playoff hole.

1 month ago | hindustantimes.com | Joy Chakravarty

Augusta: You are expected to make four-foot putts in professional golf and probably walk away from the hole nonchalantly. Not if you are Rory McIlroy. And not when it is to win your first-ever Masters title on the 18th hole of Augusta National Golf Club. Fourteen years of pain and heartbreaks have led to a lot of pent-up emotions in the 35-year-old. It all poured out copiously in the form of tears as McIlroy beat Justin Rose on the first playoff hole.