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Elon Musk loses Australia court hearing over Sydney knife attack posts

In a hearing Monday night in Sydney, the Federal Court of Australia ordered X must hide all recordings of a terrorist attack at a church in the city on April 15 until Wednesday

Donald Trump's immunity gambit at Supreme Court: A delay is still victory

The dynamic underscores the power the court and its three Trump-appointed members have over his fate

Finance still too costly and clubby. Can 'finternet' help in cutting costs?

Tokenisation, or the process of converting traditional securities into their digital copies, might bring a $22 trn market in alternative assets within reach of a liquidity-constrained middle class

Arcelormittal Nippon Steel India in talks for $1 bn loan to fund growth

The steel firm had earlier held loan negotiations with a few other lenders but they couldn't agree on the cost of funding, said the people

Israeli military intelligence chief Haliva resigns over Oct 7 failure

Aharon Haliva, head of military intelligence, handed in his resignation after 2 1/2 years in the role, the Israel Defense Forces said in a statement Monday

Jane Street's $1 billion trade puts spotlight on Indian derivatives market

Despite the risks, the allure of India's market potential remains strong for both domestic and foreign market makers

India averts travel chaos as plane technicians call off Tuesday strike

Travel plans were thrown into disarray earlier this month after Vistara, jointly owned by Air India's owner Tata Group and Singapore Airlines Ltd., was forced to cancel more than 100 flights

TikTok braces for US divest-or-ban law as it gears up for fresh legal fight

That action would be an unprecedented move by Congress to use legislation to threaten the ban of a large consumer technology platform

China is front and center of gold's record-breaking rally this year

China and India have typically vied over the title of world's biggest buyer. But that shifted last year as Chinese consumption of jewelry, bars and coins swelled to record levels

TikTok set to remove key executive tasked with fending off US claims

"That is 100% false," said TikTok spokesperson Alex Haurek, when asked for comment on whether the company is set to remove Andersen from his role

Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge set to back rate-cut patience

Policymakers' preferred inflation gauge - the personal consumption expenditures price index - probably stayed elevated in March, according to data due in the coming week

Heavy rains, flood in Dubai expose weaknesses to a rapidly changing climate

The flooding washed away homes and caused dozens of fatalities

Exxon Mobil's market value surpasses Tesla's as oil rises, EV sales slow

Tesla fell 1.9 per cent to $147.05 a share on Friday, making it the second-worst performing stock in the S&P 500 Index this year

Week of Iran-Israel strikes marks a 'game changer' in the Mideast

Business concerns about the situation spiked to their highest levels this week since the October 7 attacks, according to a survey by Oxford Economics

Climate change's 'physical risks' are increasingly catching up with banks

But as temperatures soar around the world, triggering a deadly cocktail of wildfires, storms and drought, banks are now being forced to pay greater attention to what are known as "physical risks"

Softbank-backed Oyo Hotels eyes $450 million bond sale for refinancing

The refinancing will extend the repayment timeline to five years, the person said. The company plans to complete the process in the September quarter

Apple removes WhatsApp, Threads from its China App Store on Beijing request

US politicians have cited national security concerns in their push to force the company to either sell TikTok to a non-Chinese owner or face a ban in the US market

Iran acknowledges retaliatory drone attack by Israel and says it failed

The Israeli government, which rarely comments on specific military actions linked to Iran, hasn't confirmed the strike

Tata Group in talks to buy Pegatron's iPhone operations as soon as May

Tata Group is in the final stages of negotiations with Pegatron to take a majority stake in the Taiwanese firm's Apple handset assembly operations in India

OpenAI hires its first India employee, appoints government relations head

Misra previously headed public affairs at Stockholm-traded contact verification firm Truecaller, which counts India as a top market