Rising Travel Demand: The world's fastest-growing aviation market, India, plans to build more than 70 airports in the next two years in a $12 billion (980 billion rupees) bet to meet resurgent travel demand. https://trib.al/QEfDu76

Kishida in India: Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will seek India’s assistance to forge a broader and stronger coalition to punish Russia for its invasion of Ukraine when he meets Narendra Modi on Monday. https://trib.al/cy32T4s

Credit Suisse: The complete writedown of $17 billion in Credit Suisse’s additional tier 1 bonds as part of its rescue by UBS has an interesting parallel with the controversial bailout of Yes Bank three years ago in India. Follow the latest here. https://trib.al/SbvlgWM

It's not just TikTok. Other social media platforms share national-security and mental-health risks, advocates say. https://trib.al/CmlYPGa

Valqua is part of a loose network of Japanese manufacturers that dominate a niche but indispensable segment of the global chip supply chain. https://trib.al/ocMIW4j

Amazon is laying off an additional 9,000 employees, adding to cuts that were already the largest round of layoffs in the company’s history. https://trib.al/d0lOZug

Diplomatic tensions: India lodged a formal protest with the British High Commission in New Delhi after a Sikh separatist sympathizer pulled down the national flag outside its embassy in London on Sunday. https://trib.al/1QQvDqm

Funding confidence: Air India is in talks with banks to help fund its order of 470 aircrafts from both Boeing and Airbus, marking the world's biggest aircraft deal. https://trib.al/hiqZKy2

Looking beyond crisis: Some of the world’s biggest investors are looking beyond interest-rate hikes, bank failures and the threat of recession to one of the greatest fears of all money managers — missing out on the next big rally. https://trib.al/9QTUITk

Google's ChatGPT rival Bard is now open for public use. The wider release comes amid heightened buzz in Silicon Valley over generative AI. https://trib.al/ia1qNex

The US is set to unveil tight restrictions on new China operations by chipmakers that get funds from the $50 billion CHIPS and Science Act. https://trib.al/UEUUkkI

Here's everything you need to know about deadly fungus Candida auris, which has spread to more than half of all US states. https://trib.al/9s2fuPw

Making inroads: Apple is seeking changes in India’s labor laws as part of its effort to expand local production, and regional governments eager to snatch iPhone assembly from China are yielding to its request. https://trib.al/y3B3foH

Big Change: Eighteen months after becoming the first female leader of Engineers India, the firm that built most of the country’s oil refineries, Vartika Shukla plans to branch into new areas such as renewable energy. https://trib.al/TNmM3MF

Going Green: India's state power producer NTPC and the military have signed an agreement to provide soldiers along chilly Himalayan frontiers with clean heating. https://trib.al/OoDjYxP

Here's what you need to know as TikTok's CEO Shou Chew gets ready to testify on Capitol Hill. https://trib.al/WJ35HyH

Bill Gates says the language generation artificial intelligence from OpenAI is the most revolutionary technological advancement he's seen since the modern computer era. https://trib.al/KSmn9uF

Here are the key takeaways from the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate decision and Chairman Jerome Powell’s news conference. https://trib.al/y2ZygdA

New target: Short seller Hindenburg Research, which gained prominence after its scathing report on the Adani Group triggered a $150 billion wipeout, said it is releasing a new report soon. https://trib.al/PLbntNQ

Green ambitions: India's green dream is at risk as the Adani crisis and higher cost of capital put a dent on clean-energy investments in the third-largest emitter. https://trib.al/Q55i6JK

Manhunt continues: Police in India's state of Punjab have been in pursuit of a fugitive Sikh separatist leader for several days — even cutting off mobile internet for more than 27 million people. https://trib.al/ovBCCvG

TikTok CEO Shou Chew faced questions from hostile US lawmakers. Here were the memorable moments. https://trib.al/VWNu9jV

Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon, who presided over a more than $40 billion cryptocurrency implosion last year, was arrested in Montenegro and charged with fraud by US prosecutors. https://trib.al/b5EbX86

India’s government-backed open commerce network begins offering ride hailing at zero commission, a move that could shake up dominant ride-sharing companies, Uber and its homegrown rival, Ola. https://trib.al/KND4BSj

New oil center: A change is on the horizon for oil demand, with India set to eclipse China as the most important driver of global growth. https://trib.al/cKddVwv

Mounting debt: Indian billionaire Anil Agarwal is studying options including selling a minority stake in Vedanta as he looks to shrink his empire’s massive debt load. https://trib.al/GHKsDnf

Retaining talent: UBS wealth boss Iqbal Khan told Credit Suisse staff in Asia that retention packages could come as soon as next week. https://trib.al/49tqwiY

Space race: India launched the final batch of satellites for OneWeb, setting the UK-based company up to rival Starlink and offer global broadband coverage this year. http://bloom.bg/3K9ZKvH

Gaining time: Bangladesh's quick execution of IMF loans has stood out in South Asia, and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who is seeking a fourth term, has made no apologies for the move. http://bloom.bg/40exfm6

Murky outlook: Global financial markets are poised for another week of volatility with all eyes on currency markets for an early read on risk appetite. http://bloom.bg/3FViDA5

Malicious code: Days after Google suspended Chinese shopping app Pinduoduo from its Android app store, security researchers have identified potential malware in other versions. https://trib.al/msFDGWQ

Deep mistrust: Beijing wants to show it's backing private businesses, but Jack Ma's decision to spend months overseas suggests otherwise. https://trib.al/74tpJcn

Fatal heat: India could become one of the first places in the world where heat events exceed the limit of survivability, climate experts warn. https://trib.al/0vVsjNU

Insurers get big: The growing wealth of India’s public is leading to a crucial shift in its $1 trillion sovereign bond market with the country poised to become the sixth-largest insurance market by 2032. https://trib.al/rVUyUAy 

Fair chance: India's top court has ruled that banks must hear a borrower's defense before declaring an account fraudulent. https://trib.al/nOEzc6S

Wealth boom: The return to normal life after Covid has thrown up some big winners, like the world’s most popular energy drink, Red Bull — and the family that brought it into being. https://trib.al/vjJV1aJ

India’s fractured opposition parties are coming together to demand that Rahul Gandhi be reinstated as a lawmaker after he was convicted of defaming Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Lawmaker Manish Tewari, who is also a member of Gandhi’s Congress party, said there’s an “unprecedented closure of ranks” among the opposition on the politician’s ouster and they see it as an attempt to silence criticism of Modi. Listen to his views here: https://trib.al/N3vuAOb

South Korea needs to adopt an “emergency mindset” to reverse its fertility rate that ranks as the lowest in the world, its president says. https://trib.al/FNRUmV2

The head of the US NSA's cybersecurity arm said TikTok is China’s “Trojan horse” and poses a long-term, strategic cybersecurity concern. https://trib.al/k7WUHLM

Alibaba plans to split its $220 billion business into six main units encompassing e-commerce, media and the cloud, each of which will explore fundraising or initial public offerings when the time is right. https://trib.al/SfwW3eR

Banking fallout ripples: India has asked state-owned banks to focus on their stress testing methods after they were found to have fallen behind in developing models that are meant to ward off risks of failure. https://trib.al/PSqRKBB

Solar push: Reliance and First Solar are among the winners of India’s $2.4 billion incentives plan to encourage manufacturing of solar modules, as the country aims to more than quadruple its solar generation capacity by 2030. https://trib.al/k9DdCOP

Grand comeback: The yen is making a comeback as a preferred foreign-exchange haven, after banking crises in the US and Switzerland hurt the dollar and franc’s standing as go-to assets for turbulent times. https://trib.al/AC3Ml3M

Difficult path: Joe Biden wants to bring the world’s most sophisticated chipmakers to the US. Taiwan says he should offer them a better tax deal — one that could infuriate China. https://trib.al/jq08gSA

Elite education: The cost of an Ivy League education, pushing almost $90,000 a year, with some economists warning about sticker shock. https://trib.al/5F6OIUp

Fugitive extradition: The US and South Korea are both seeking the extradition of crypto fugitive Do Kwon. Who actually gets him first will likely depend on legal and political considerations. https://trib.al/iKDdi6j

Soaring Production: India plans to substantially reduce its thermal coal imports in three years as local production gathers momentum. http://bloom.bg/3KteC8N

Dialing back: Two months on, Hindenburg's short seller attack has left tycoon Gautam Adani reevaluating his ambitions. http://bloom.bg/3lNCb2z

Break up: India’s “Big 5” conglomerates are contributing to elevated inflation and should be dismantled to increase competition and reduce pricing power, a former central banker recommends. http://bloom.bg/3LYmGzm

Donald Trump was indicted in New York for directing hush money payments to a porn star during his 2016 campaign, a historic event in American law and politics that is certain to divide an already polarized society and electorate.

Trump, the first former US president to be indicted, has been under investigation for his role in concealing the payoff to Stormy Daniels. bloom.bg/40vLgMv

Gearing up: Cainiao Network Technology, the logistics arm of Alibaba, starts preparations with banks for its Hong Kong IPO, paving way to be the first of the Chinese tech firm’s six business units to go public. https://trib.al/AW5IqYn

Baltic on the bloc: Turkey’s parliament voted to approve Finland’s membership in NATO, removing the final obstacle to the accession of Russia’s Nordic neighbor into the defense alliance as its 31st member. https://trib.al/qViB6Av

AI whisperers: Everybody is talking about AI and ChatGPT. Perhaps that's why jobs related to the technology are paying up to $335,000 a year. https://trib.al/1xwAAhp

India's losing streak: With a key Indian stock benchmark about to notch its longest stretch of monthly losses in more than two decades, some analysts see the $3 trillion market positioning to bounce back. https://bloom.bg/435A4Ia

Sweet tooth: Prices of refined sugar surged to the highest in more than a decade this week, keeping up pressure on global food inflation, as decline in Indian exports tighten global supplies. https://bloom.bg/3M6jAJM

New chip curbs: Japan said it will expand restrictions on exports of 23 types of leading-edge chipmaking technology, as the US ratchets up efforts to limit China’s access to key semiconductor knowhow. https://bloom.bg/3no71ir