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Trump admin reverses course, will reinstate hundreds of student visas

The Trump administration canceled the visas of hundreds of international students at US universities

Luigi Mangione pleads not guilty in fatal shooting of UnitedHealth exec

Mangione, 26, is charged with stalking and shooting Brian Thompson outside a hotel in Manhattan on December 4

Don't think Ukraine will 'ever be able to join Nato': Donald Trump

During the campaign Trump repeatedly said that he would be able to broker a deal at the start of his term, citing his relationship with Putin

BYD Q1 results: Net income jumps to $1.3 billion, overtakes Tesla

Considering the first three months of the year are generally the slowest for Chinese automakers, with the period containing the long Lunar New Year holiday, BYD looks set for a strong 2025

Politburo to shed light on Xi Jinping's strategy for trade war stimulus

The Politburo, the ruling Communist Party's 24-member decision-making body led by President Xi Jinping, is expected to assess the economy's outlook at a gathering by the end of this month

China boosts cash injection to shield economy from US tariff impact

The People's Bank of China will conduct 600 billion yuan ($82.3 billion) of one-year medium-term lending facility to maintain ample liquidity in the banking system

Reliance heads into earnings with most analyst 'buy' calls since 2008

Firms from Macquarie Group Ltd. to Kotak Securities Ltd. have upgraded their rating on billionaire Mukesh Ambani's flagship firm since January, with analysts highlighting its cheap valuation

New financials from Musk's X debt sale show shift toward AI, subscriptions

The platform, formerly known as Twitter Inc., posted $91 million in revenue tied to data licensing and subscriptions in February, a 30 per cent increase from a year earlier

What makes the latest India-Pak standoff more dangerous than the past?

While civilians, including Hindu pilgrims, have been targets before, in recent years the most deadly militant raids in Kashmir have been on the army or the police

Russia strengthens Taliban ties with focus on shared adversary ISIS

Russia's cautious and slow-moving rapprochement with the Taliban, which Moscow had outlawed as a terrorist group in 2003

Harvard in talks to sell $1 billion in private equity amid financial strain

Harvard Management Co., managing the largest fund in US higher education, is collaborating with Jefferies Financial Group to sell the portfolio to Lexington Partners in a secondaries transaction

How American accents, artificial intelligence can save India's outsourcing

A softening of accents could help many young people who may not be otherwise considered for international call-center jobs

Trump tariffs to hit low-income Americans harder than richest: Report

Those making $28,600 or less would have to spend 6.2% more of their income due to higher prices, while the richest Americans with income of at least $914,900 are expected to spend 1.7%

UBS drops long-held bearish view on Indian market, downgrades Hong Kong

The brokerage is becoming more optimistic on the South Asian market amid a growing preference for defensive and domestically-oriented shares

Indian IT firms use AI to drive sales growth with fewer new hires

HCL Technologies Ltd. and LTIMindtree Ltd. are among companies saying they need fewer new staff to keep revenue increasing

NaBFID plans $2 billion overseas fundraise via loans, bonds in FY25

Global banks are now in discussions with NaBFID to iron out contours of the borrowing

Databricks to hire hundreds, invest $250 mn in India to boost AI push

The San Francisco-based firm, one of the world's most valuable privately held tech companies, will increase its India headcount by more than 50 per cent to about 750 by the end of the fiscal year

Harvard seeks speedy resolution of lawsuit over Trump's funding cuts

Harvard filed the lawsuit after the White House froze $2.2 billion in research grants on 14 April over its refusal to change policies on governance, discipline, hiring and admissions

Dozen US states sue Trump administration over tariffs, trade policy

The suit, filed in the US Court of International Trade in Manhattan, argues that Congress didn't grant Trump the necessary authority to impose the tariffs

Hackers use Japanese brokerage a/cs in $700 mn global stock manipulation

he scams typically use the hacked accounts to buy thinly traded stocks both domestically and overseas, allowing anyone who has built up a position earlier to cash out at inflated values