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RBI may infuse up to Rs 4 trillion to shield economy from global risks

SBM India estimates that up to Rs 2 trillion could be injected in the first half, adding to an unprecedented $80 billion already pumped in since January

Air India launches major jet revamp to lure back disgruntled passengers

The multi-year turnaround programme will initially focus on the airline's 27 Boeing Co. 787-8 Dreamliners that are more than 10 years old in some cases

Protesters rally across US against policy agenda of Trump and Musk

The White House, in a statement about the protests, said President Trump's position is clear: He will always protect Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid for eligible beneficiaries

West Asian stocks plunge as US tariff hikes, oil slump spark turmoil

Saudi Aramco - the world's biggest oil exporter - was one of the biggest losers in the region. The company at one point erased more than $90 billion from its market capitalization

EU answer to Trump tariffs may involve data use by big tech, says France

We have several tools at our disposal at the European level: regulatory, fiscal, customs, said French Finance Minister Eric Lombard

EU answer to Trump tariffs may involve data use by big tech, says France

We have several tools at our disposal at the European level: regulatory, fiscal, customs, said French Finance Minister Eric Lombard

US inflation set to offer early signs of tariff impact under Trump

Bureau of Labor Statistics figures on Thursday are projected to show that the consumer price index edged up 0.1 per cent, which would be the smallest rise since July

From Ray-Bans to wigs, American buyers may see unexpected price hikes

During Trump's first term when he imposed much more limited tariffs on China, many companies reported they lacked pricing power to pass on costs to consumers

Southeast Asian nations rush to avert tariff pain by accomodating Trump

Vietnam, Cambodia and Indonesia signalled willingness to negotiate Trump's new reciprocal tariffs, while Singapore said it has no plans to retaliate against the US trade measures

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink's pay rises 14% to $30.8 million in 2024

In February, BlackRock said it was awarding Fink, 72, additional pay perks known as carried interest tied to its push into private markets

Facing funding cuts, Cornell, Brown look to short-term borrowing for cash

By tapping commercial paper or selling longer-term debt, colleges can keep their cash stockpiles to help weather the uncertainty

TikTok deal collapses as China objects to Trump's reciprocal tariffs

In a post on his Truth Social network, Trump reiterated his desire for China to help negotiate a sale and suggested that the US could provide tariff relief in exchange for Beijing's approval

Trump's reciprocal tariffs to push US economy into recession: JPMorgan

JPMorgan's forecast came alongside similar changes from other banks, which have been slashing projections for US growth this year since the tariff announcement

Donald Trump open to reducing tariffs in return for 'phenomenal' offers

Trump broadly defended his tariff program despite a stock market meltdown, saying he was happy that interest rates were falling and believed that the economic turbulence would settle

Trump sued over tariffs by Florida stationery firm claiming 'severe' harm

Simplified is seeking a court order declaring the tariffs unconstitutional and finding that they were adopted in violation of the federal Administrative Procedure Act

How a supply glitch gave Air India 50 Boeing jets made for Chinese airlines

Air India Express has received 41 of 50 white-tail 737 Max jets from its June 2023 order of 190 planes- jets built for others but remained unused in storage

Trump's tariffs have unleashed worst of all possible worlds for his voters

Trump, speaking on Air Force One on Thursday afternoon, said he was open to reducing tariffs if trading partners were able to offer something "phenomenal"

Trump tariffs wipe out $2.5 trn from US stock market amid recession fears

The breadth and severity of the levies dwarfed those imposed by Trump during his first term, threatening to upend global supply chains, exacerbate an economic slowdown and boost inflation

How Donald Trump's tariffs were honed in the final hours before rollout

For a policy Trump championed for months on the campaign trail and vowed to implement quickly as the centerpiece of his economic agenda, the messiness of the rollout was inescapable

India subprime loans on edge of crisis with distress among 68% borrowers

The $45 billion industry will probably muddle through its latest difficulties, though analysts want the central bank to come up with more robust supervision