Indian airlines have presented contrasting assessments of Adani Group-operated Navi Mumbai International Airport. IndiGo has supported the shift of operations to new airport, challenging current traffic estimates as being too low. Earlier, Air India flagged the financial and operational burden of the transition. Meanwhile, the airport operator is pushing for the recovery of capital expenditure.

US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell announced at his last FOMC press conference that he plans to keep a "low profile" while serving as the Reserve's Governor after he steps down as Chairman. A journalist asked Powell how keeping a low profile would look like. A video showed Powell slowly ducking down as a joke, with the journalist responding, "Touché!"

Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas unveiled a simulator that lets people fly planes and drive vehicles over 3D environments mapped to real places, powered by Google Earth. It shows vibe coding's use for complex applications. Project uses React and Vite for frontend, CesiumJS and Three.js for 3D rendering and Google's 3D Map Tiles API and Geocoding API for location data.

Lululemon founder Chip Wilson criticised the board for destroying brand value and hiring Nike veteran Heidi O'Neill as CEO. In a shareholder letter, he argued O'Neill lacks the transformative leadership needed today. Wilson urged shareholders to vote for his three independent nominees, despite admitting he hopes she succeeds.

Prediction market ETFs could launch next week, analysts say. Roundhill Investments set a May 5 target, with Bitwise and GraniteShares expected to follow. The funds will track US election outcomes, signalling growing institutional interest in prediction-based investments beyond traditional crypto.

Sandeep Jethwani, Co-founder of wealth management startup Dezerv, sparked a debate after claiming a 40-year-old would require ₹40 crore to retire at 60 in India. He said the number was for a mid-sized family spending ₹1-2 lakh/month and excludes the cost of house and vehicle. Some users discussed the mathematical calculation behind the number, while one said, "Math is...not 'mathing'."

Arthur Hayes, BitMEX founder and Maelstrom CIO, warned that the current global credit expansion driven by banking deregulation and increased lending could reverse sharply. He predicts a severe "Great Depression-style" bear market will trigger once this liquidity cycle peaks, potentially caused by war or social strife. Hayes shared these concerns on an Altcoin Daily podcast.

TestMu AI (formerly LambdaTest) announced the launch of Kane CLI, a new browser automation tool that runs directly from the terminal. It comes with native support for tools like Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Cursor, and Gemini, enabling automation of browser tasks end-to-end. The tool can flag errors in a single run before they come to the users' notice.

Axil Brands shares are gaining after the company expanded its distribution agreement with Walmart. The deal will place Axil's hearing protection products in about 1,250 stores and online, reflecting strong demand and improving the company's visibility, sales potential, and overall growth outlook.

Robinhood (HOOD) stock plunged over 13.5%, erasing April gains. CEO Vlad Tenev told CNBC perception "lags reality," noting 11 business lines making $100 million+ annually. He pushed back on the crypto-only label, highlighting diversification. Retail sentiment turned bullish on Stocktwits.