Gautam Adani, Sagar Adani and Jaain were charged with securities fraud, securities fraud conspiracy and wire fraud conspiracy, and the Adanis were also charged in a US Securities and Exchange Commissi...
Gautam Adani, one of the world's richest individuals, is charged in New York court alongside Sagar Adani and Vneet Jaain, with scheme to pay over $250 million in bribes to Indian officials and hiding ...
Following former president Donald Trump's election win, the three main Wall Street indexes experienced significant gains last week.
Pistachios, once a niche snack, have gained popularity due to their drought resilience and global demand, now ranking among the state's sixth-biggest agricultural commodity in value ahead of longtime crops such as strawberries and tomatoes.
The unions are demanding a moratorium on the dismantling of Fret SNCF, the freight division of the national rail operator, and protesting against the terms and conditions for opening up regional lines to competition.
A price index compiled by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization to track the most globally traded food commodities increased to 127.4 points last month, up 2 percent from a revised 124.9 points in September.
India is pushing biogas to achieve a much-promised transition to carbon neutrality by 2070.
Products from Nestle, PepsiCo, and Unilever are among those evaluated in a global index released by the Access to Nutrition Initiative (ATNI).
The Bosphorus Summit in Istanbul provides a platform for participants from around the world to discuss current issues related to global affairs.
Japan's third-largest automaker, Nissan, is facing significant headwinds in key markets like China and the US, prompting the company to slash 9,000 jobs and reduce production capacity.
Investors bet on lower taxes, deregulation, and business-friendly policies.
The US dollar soared to its highest levels in months and bitcoin hit a record high as early results showed the Republican candidate leading.
Michelin, which employs almost 19,000 people in France, says the plant closures become "unavoidable" due to competition from Asian tyre makers as well as the "worsening competitiveness of Europe", notably due to inflation and rising energy prices.
World shares were mixed as markets await the US presidential election results and a likely Federal Reserve rate cut, with Asian benchmarks rising amid investor speculation on China’s economic stimulus efforts.
The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers has reached a deal with Boeing to end a strike that had disrupted production at the company's Seattle-area plants.
The November 5 US presidential election "will have a significant impact on the oil market", analysts say.
Joint business forum between Ankara and Riyadh has highlighted the growing importance of the bilateral economic relationship.
A major factor was the company's overpayment of management fees in its $375 million securitisation from 2017, which led to the termination of its role as manager of its assets.
Berkshire also reported a 6 percent decline in quarterly operating profit, largely the result of higher insurance underwriting liabilities including for Hurricane Helene, and currency losses from a strengthening US dollar.
September negotiations to update the pact mark a key milestone, with aims to reduce trade barriers, boost exports, and strengthen cooperation across sectors.
Jakarta has cited Google Pixel's failure to meet the requirement of 40 percent locally manufactured parts in smartphones sold domestically as the reason for the ban.
The Israel-based company says it is "deeply disappointed" by the EU's fine and will "vigorously defend its position on appeal".
The government had pre-qualified six groups in June, but only one met the deadline to submit final documents to participate in the process.
The ban on new iPhone models had been in place since 2023 but now, the country's telecommunications minister says authorities are allowing the registration of the new models.
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The Japanese automaker's global output for September fell 8 percent compared to the same month a year earlier to 826,556 vehicles, with US production down to 14 percent and China dropping 19 percent.
Beijing calls EU tariffs protectionist and damaging to EU-China relations.
The UNCTAD report highlights the need for a fundamental rethinking of development strategies to address the economic challenges faced by the Global South.
Despite a legal battle over its US assets, ByteDance's global revenue grew 30 percent last year to $110 billion, helping to propel Zhang's fortune.
Volkswagen's workers are up in arms over the company's proposed job cuts and plant closures as the German automaker is facing intense pressure to reduce costs as it struggles with declining sales and increased competition.
The aircraft can transport up to 71 troops or 50 paratroopers and will be able to access remote locations. It can also be used for medical evacuations and aid in disaster response and maritime patrol duties.
A report by Framtiden i vare hender reveals the fund voted against 17 out of 21 shareholder proposals at top fossil fuel companies.
"We are fixing a disaster that could have been avoided, but wasn't," President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva says.
The South Asian nation is one of the most vulnerable countries to climate crisis according to the Global Climate Risk Index.
