Kai Schultz

Delhi

Senior Editor at Bloomberg News

Writing about Asia for @business. Formerly with @nytimes. हिंदी और अंग्रेज़ी दोनों में ट्वीट करना।

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Articles

Caos arancelario de Trump devasta a exportadores en algunos de los países más pobres del mundo

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Dan Strumpf |Philip Heijmans |Kai Schultz

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Trump Tariffs Devastate Livelihoods in the World’s Poorest Countries

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Dan Strumpf |Philip Heijmans |Kai Schultz

The night before US President Donald Trump’s tariffs were set to kick off this week, Rubana Huq convened an emergency meeting of some of Bangladesh’s most prominent exporters. From her living room in an upscale part of Dhaka, the group that supplies brands like H&M and Dollar Tree couldn’t quite believe how the US was suddenly treating the world’s poorest nations. They spoke about how the levies would devastate their factories, and expressed anxiety about rejigging supply chains.
Distress Grips World’s Factory Hubs After Trump Tariff Whiplash

1 week ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Dan Strumpf |Philip Heijmans |Kai Schultz

The night before US President Donald Trump’s tariffs were set to kick off this week, Rubana Huq convened an emergency meeting of some of Bangladesh’s most prominent exporters. From her living room in an upscale part of Dhaka, the group that supplies brands like H&M and Dollar Tree couldn’t quite believe how the US was suddenly treating the world’s poorest nations. They spoke about how the levies would devastate their factories, and expressed anxiety about rejigging supply chains.
Tech, Aerospace, Infrastructure

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Kai Schultz |Preeti Singh

Share this articleFor investors optimistic about the India growth story, Hyderabad is tough to beat as Exhibit A. In the city’s financial district, construction cranes dot a skyline dominated by the world’s wealthiest corporate brands. Several years ago, Amazon.com Inc. opened its largest campus here. A few steps away, Google LLC is planning the same thing. A dirt pit covered in scaffolding will soon house the tech firm’s biggest hub outside Silicon Valley.
Should Museums Return Stolen Artifacts to Their Original Countries?

2 months ago | bloomberg.com | Kai Schultz

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Viejos paradigmas globales superados: La industria manufacturera deja de impulsar el rápido crecimiento de antaño que firmó la economía mundial

Jan 23, 2025 | dialnet.unirioja.es | Kai Schultz |Shruti Srivastava

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Adani's Empire Grapples With Indictment of Billionaire Founder

Nov 21, 2024 | news.bloombergtax.com | Kai Schultz |Bhuma Shrivastava |Anto Antony

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Gautam Adani Bribery Charges Impact His Net Worth, Markets Beyond India

Nov 21, 2024 | bloomberg.com | Kai Schultz |Bhuma Shrivastava |Anto Antony

Gautam Adani, one of the world’s richest people, was in good spirits Wednesday evening. Earlier in the day, the Indian billionaire’s green energy business had raised $600 million through a bond sale. Before heading to bed in the city of Ahmedabad, he relaxed by playing a card game with his wife, according to a person close to him. But around 3 a.m., a colleague delivered some shocking news: The US had charged Adani and several associates with fraud in a sprawling criminal investigation.
The Made-In-China Economic Model Is No Longer Driving Miracle Growth

Oct 23, 2024 | bloomberg.com | Kai Schultz |Shruti Srivastava

The China growth model — moving farmers into factories and selling their products to the world — is no longer driving miracle growth. Over the past couple of decades, export-oriented manufacturing lifted hundreds of millions from poverty, giving rise to a period of dramatic economic expansion. But that playbook, is less and less able to generate the returns poorer countries need to raise standards of living. (Click here to read the full story in Bloomberg Businessweek.)
Dhaka Makeover Shows Competing Visions for Bangladesh After Sheikh Hasina

Oct 21, 2024 | bloomberg.com | Kai Schultz

After the shocking collapse of Bangladesh’s government a couple of months ago, Dhaka’s gray concrete sprawl suddenly transformed. Hundreds of murals appeared across the city practically overnight, punctuated with the fiery slogans of revolution. Armed with sledgehammers, demonstrators smashed statues memorializing Bangladesh’s history, torched buses and police stations, and raided ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s opulent palace, wheeling away mattresses, television sets and even live goats.