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Arun Koyyur

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  • Senior Desk Editor, Global News Desk, Reuters
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Covers:  Markets, economics, finance, corporate, commodities, equities, bonds.
Edits for Reuters; previously a newspaperman - worked as a reporter, news ed, desk ed.

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Senior Editor (Global News Desk) at Reuters.

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Cook hands Apple to Ternus: bigger and richer, but catching up in AI race

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By Aditya Soni Verified, Sayantani Ghosh, Arun Koyyur Verified
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When Tim Cook took over as Apple’s CEO, he did not try to fill the big shoes of its legendary founder and product visionary Steve Jobs. Instead, he took Jobs’ advice: “Never ask what I would do, just do the right thing.” Fifteen years on, having taken the iPhone maker from a US$350 billion company to a more than US$4.5 trillion behemoth, Cook will pass the baton to Apple hardware chief John Ternus, who will be steering the company in the AI era. Cook will become executive chairman on Sept.
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BofA to take 49.9% stake in Jio Credit for $1.9 billion in India push

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By Arun Koyyur Verified, Nishit Navin, Jayshree P Upadhyay
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Aug 12 (Reuters) - Bank of America will acquire as much as a 49.9% stake in the non-bank lending arm of Jio Financial Services in a 182.68 billion rupee ($1.92 billion) deal, as the U.S. lender expands its presence in India's fast-growing financial...
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Alphabet looks to raise up to $25 billion from latest bond sale, source says

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By Deborah Mary Sophia Verified, Tatiana Bautzer Verified, Arun Koyyur Verified
| Think Pink (Podcast)
The company is offering notes in as many as 10 parts, a regulatory filing showed International News via Reuters: Alphabet is looking to raise between $20 billion and $25 billion from its latest U.S. bond offering, a source familiar with the matter said on Thursday, weeks after the tech giant’s 2026 capital spending outlook triggered a steep selloff. The company is offering notes in as many as 10 parts, a regulatory filing showed.
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