The day in 7 cards

Nvidia's king falls. Gold rolls over. Delhi guards tenders. US homes hit 2010 lows. Zurich sours. A bot cares. Tap a card to see it full size, or a headline for the whole story.

  1. Explainer: Nvidia shares fell 4.3% as Jensen Huang resigned; what investors watch next, including its data-centre lease guarantees.01Nvidia loses its frontman, and its put
  2. Explainer: India's gold loan book tripled to ₹22.5 lakh crore in three years, while informal rollovers may hide borrower stress.02The gold loan rollover trick
  3. Explainer: how opening public procurement in trade deals could affect Make in India preferences, and the safeguards the author asks for.03Trade deals vs Make in India
  4. Explainer: how Jensen Huang's two-week fall exposed a one-man Nvidia, with 60 direct reports and no succession plan.04How Huang's empire cracked
  5. Explainer: US existing-home sales fell 5.5% in October to the slowest pace since 2010 as mortgage rates rose.05US home sales hit a 2010 low
  6. Explainer: Sberbank's Swiss arm was sold for SFr130mn in 2022, then its owners feuded and pledged more than 40% of its shares to creditors.06A Swiss rescue gone sour
  7. Explainer: how AI pointed a patient to endometriosis, which typically takes 8 to 12 years to diagnose.07The chatbot that believed her

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