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By Eduardo Baptista RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov 20 (Reuters) - China's low Earth orbit satellite company SpaceSail, which aims to challenge Elon Musk's Starlink, signed an agreement to enter the Brazilian market, the company said on Wednesday, during Chinese President Xi Jinping's state visit to Brasilia. SpaceSail signed a memorandum with Brazilian state telecom Telebras to provide satellite communications and broadband Internet services to the Latin American country. The accord is one of many during Xi's meetings with Brazilian peer Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva at the presidential residence, following a summit of the Group of 20 major economies in Rio de Janeiro this week. Low Earth orbit satellites usually operate at altitudes of 300 km to 2,000 km (186 to 1,240 miles) above the Earth's surface, with the advantage of being cheaper and providing more efficient transmission than satellites at higher orbits. SpaceX's Starlink is a growing commercial broadband constellation that has over 6,000 satellites in space and is used by consumers, companies and government agencies. The agreement, which marks the start of SpaceSail's overseas business, comes soon after Brazil's Supreme Court temporarily froze the bank accounts of Starlink in the country to force billionaire Elon Musk to pay fines in a dispute between the court and social media platform X, also owned by Musk. "What we are working on is so that Brazilian society can have options of more than one company offering the service that is essential and fundamental for the population today, especially in remote areas," Communications Minister Juscelino Filho told CNN Brasil. China currently has 1,059 satellites in orbit, 492 of which are commercial satellites, according to state news agency Xinhua. Chinese private and state-owned firms, including weapons makers, have started launching dozens of LEO satellites, vowing to catch up with Starlink by creating mega-constellations of thousands of satellites each. "The satel"

By Divya Chowdhury and Mehnaz Yasmin July 23 (Reuters) - U.S. equity markets will remain volatile ahead of the country's November presidential election, but the policies of the two candidates should take priority over reacting to "incendiary" rhetoric from their political parties, the chief investment officer of JPMorgan Private Bank said on Tuesday. "There is a Republican Party trade and there is a Democratic Party trade. But it's anchored on themes," Richard Madigan, the JPMorgan Private Bank CIO, told the Reuters Global Markets Forum, when asked if he sees signs in the market of the "Trump-trade." "They have very different policy positions, but both seem to lead on a road that is going to have rising Treasury issuance and fiscal deficits," which could worsen inflation and bond markets, he said. The Trump trade, which is based on expectations that the tax polices of Republican nominee Donald Trump would lift corporate profits while undermining the country's long-term budget health, gained ground following Democratic President Joe Biden's disastrous TV debate last month. Wall Street recorded a strong start this week after Biden announced his withdrawal from the race and endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris' candidacy for the November election on Sunday, prompting investors to shift back to mega-cap growth stocks and tempering the recent rally in small-cap stocks. In addition, U.S. government bond investors unwound some of the trades put in place on expectations of a second Trump presidency. The S&P 500 is not poised to produce outsized returns of the scale that it already has so far this year, Madigan said. He said JPMorgan Private Bank stepped back from its "overweight" position on equity when the benchmark index hit 5,600 earlier this month. But even more important than the outcome of the U.S. presidential race, Madigan said, "is how we see Congress is distributed. If we end up with a sweep one way or the other, they put a great deal more focus on "

To announce the Grand Winner of their ongoing month-long Shopping Carnival from August 8th to September 13th, 2015, AlphaOne will host the Mega Lucky Draw on September 13th when AlphaOne will be abuzz with the chic spirit of Fashion and Entertainment, including a 'Fashion Walk' and also the announcement of the 'Face of Amritsar'. The focus will also be on the lucky winner of the Mega Lucky Draw who will get a Chevrolet Beat amid power packed celebrations. The celebrations will start with live electric music and cultural dance performances at 6.30 P.M. at the courtyard. The Grand Finale of the 'Face of Amritsar' will commence from 7.30 P.M. Participating Retail Partners will showcase their new winter collection in each of the 3 rounds, ethnic, casual and formal wear. All the weekly winners of the ongoing Shopping Carnival would also be invited on stage followed by the announcement and unveiling of the Grand Prize of a Chevrolet Beat. The evening will culminate with the declaration of the new 'Face of Amritsar'. Several MC led activities, including interactive games and competitions would be held simultaneously to keep the spirits high. The Registrations for the 'Face of Amritsar' were held from 16th August till 25th August megaweb4 at AlphaOne with more than 150 participants registering. The auditions and dry runs for the Fashion Walk were conducted from 2nd to 7th September, and the models were then duly trained by a professional choreographer. Dr. Prodipta Sen, Alpha G:Corp, "We organized this very successful month-long Shopping Carnival with our like-minded retailers. The intent is to make AlphaOne the happiest destination in Punjab. I am glad that the fun-filled festivities we planned have rewarded our patrons well. We wish huge success to the Winners, and many thanks to all participants and the entire team behind the Competitions. We will continue to aim for optimum value for customers with many such events to add "

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