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Govt's big bet on Musk's Tesla 'gigafactories' in India might just work

On March 15, the government announced a new scheme to promote investment in EVs

Coal, the dirtiest fossil fuel, is finally preparing for long goodbye

Coal's days are numbered, of course. Advances in solar and wind have made those technologies far cheaper than coal power in most parts of the world, and similar gains for batteries

FAA weighs curbing new routes for United Airlines after series of mishaps

The FAA already is suspending United's ability to approve and promote pilots to fly different aircraft models, two of the people said

Bitcoin 'halving' spurs exodus of old United States mining computers abroad

Bitcoin has surged about 50% this year to around $63,500, though it's down from a record high of $73,798 reached on March 14

Russia points finger at Ukraine as death toll in Moscow terror attack rises

They planned to cross the border into Ukraine where they 'had contacts,' the service known as the FSB said in a statement without giving more detail, the Interfax news service reported

Russia's oil-exporting machine finally getting snarled by sanctions

State-run Sovcomflot transported about a fifth of all Russia's crude deliveries to India last year

Apple CEO Cook meets Chinese commerce minister, unveils investment plans

He said China is promoting tech innovation, and that sectors like artificial intelligence and cloud computing offer massive opportunities to companies like Apple

Prez Putin rejected terror alert before deadliest attack in decades

The US Embassy in Moscow had issued a public warning on March 7 that "extremists have imminent plans to target large gatherings in Moscow, to include concerts

China relaxes rules governing cross-border data flows on business pressure

"The relaxations are meaningful. This is the government's response to foreign companies' complaints," said Tom Nunlist, an analyst at consultancy Trivium

Chinese firm which stole Tesla battery tech, peddled it on YouTube, says US

The US alleges Pflugbeil and another defendant started selling Tesla's proprietary battery production technology from their own startup in China

Deadliest terror attack in decade shakes Russia after Putin's vote triumph

Some Russian state-media commentators suggested Kyiv may be to blame, but Ukraine denied any role, calling it a false-flag operation by the Kremlin

Ukraine sees power outages after largest missile barrage of the year

Moscow's goal is to disable Ukraine's power system via the same means as last year, Energy Minister German Galushchenko said in an emailed statement

Powell's words are mightier than the Fed's dot plot

Even with the caveat at the end, traders heard enough to set the S&P 500 Index on its way to an all-time high

China looking into PwC's role in $78 billion Evergrande fraud case

No decision has been made on whether to penalize the auditor

Smallcap rout dents equity trading volumes amid mega block deals

The daily cash trading volume has shrunk to $10 billion from a record $19 billion in early February, with recent sessions account for the bulk of the decline, data compiled by Bloomberg show

Indian refiners refuse to take Russian oil delivered on Sovcomflot tankers

Private and state-run processors including the biggest - Indian Oil Corp. - have stopped taking cargoes if they're on Sovcomflot tankers

Budget carrier IndiGo forecasts slowdown in capacity growth next year

The carrier aims to add more than one aircraft to its fleet every week next year. As of Feb 29, it operated 366 planes, and had a further 960 on order

IndiGo exploring purchase of widebody aircraft to counter Air India

IndiGo has repeatedly toyed with the idea of introducing long-haul services to tap the growing pool of affluent Indians flying further afield to places such as the UK and Europe

Boeing's directors plan to meet top airline chiefs without CEO Dave Calhoun

The CEOs of multiple prominent airlines have aired frustration with the state of Boeing's operations since the January accident

Apple loses $113 billion in value as European, US regulators close in

Once the world's most valuable firm at more than $3 trillion, Apple has underperformed both the Nasdaq 100 and the S&P 500 in 2024