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Can Nadella sell Cricket in US as Indian diaspora reaches critical mass?

And it's not just Indians. There are cricket-loving diasporas, too, from Pakistan, Bangladesh, the UK, Australia and Caribbean nations

India's campaign to internationalise rupee gets off to a slow start

The Reserve Bank of India has allowed more than a dozen banks to settle trades in rupees with 18 countries since last year and is encouraging big oil exporters to accept the Indian currency

Goldman Sachs sees markets consolidating in third quarter of 2023

Goldman retains its market weight stance and sees Nifty50 at 20,700 by June, implying 6.7 per cent gain since Thursday's close at a record high of 19,497 points

June this year warmest in past three decades globally, says report

Ocean temperatures also rose to their highest levels since at least 1991, making June the third consecutive month a new record has been created

UK PM Rishi Sunak taps Scholz to help delay EU's looming EV tariff

The UK has raised the issue directly with Berlin, one of the people said

'Socialist values' vow: Tesla, China rivals to end brutal EV price war

As early as March, some models made at Tesla's Shanghai plant were 14 per cent cheaper than in 2022

State Bank of India rejigs senior leadership roles to boost dominance

State Bank of India, the country's largest lender, is re-jigging its senior leadership positions with at least four key executives getting new roles, according to people familiar with the matter

Tata Group weighs buying Temasek Holdings' stake in Pay TV platform

Tata Group is contemplating whether to delay the planned Tata Play listing because of market conditions, the people said

Adani Green Energy weighs raising $1.5 bn to fund expansion, say reports

Adani Green Energy Ltd.'s board will discuss plans to raise funds from institutional investors on Thursday

Threads: Meta's "Twitter killer" app puts Elon Musk under pressure

Users, on the whole, may care little about that. What they will care about, though, is a lack of control over what they see in their Threads feed

Mark Zuckerberg posts first tweet in 11 years in Threads jibe at Musk

Meta's Instagram officially unveiled Threads, considered most potent threat yet to struggling social media service Musk owns. Hours later, Zuckerberg tweeted photo of identical Spider-Men facing off

Nine British banks sign up to Mastercard's new AI tool for tackling scams

Nine of the UK's biggest banks, including Lloyds Banking Group Plc, Natwest Group Plc and Bank of Scotland Plc, have signed up to use the Consumer Fraud Risk system, Mastercard

Xi Jinping's metal curbs risk backfiring as G-7 seeks alternative to China

The new export licensing system highlighted China's dominant position in global production of gallium and germanium, which are used to make chips, electric cars and telecommunications equipment

Vimeo CEO Anjali Sud to step down; Adam Gross named interim chief

Sud, who was appointed to the position in 2017 after previously serving as general manager and head of marketing, is leaving to pursue a new opportunity, according to the statement

Companies play catch-up as cybersecurity attacks rise in digital India

A breach at Suzuki Motorcycle India forced the company to halt production in May, and India's largest drugmaker said in March a ransomware attack will have an impact on revenue

India Banks: Merger of HDFC Bank with HDFC is a serious makeover

Of the two big changes expected this year, one has just occurred and created a juggernaut bigger than Morgan Stanley

Instagram unveils Threads app, a serious threat to Elon Musk's Twitter

The app will let users port over their existing follower lists and account names from Instagram, Meta's photo and video-sharing app that counts major creators among its more than 2 bn users

India wants to export green hydrogen abroad in bet on demand surge

Although India currently only boasts green-hydrogen research facilities - rather than production capability - PM Modi has set a goal to produce 5 million tons a year by the end of the decade

India increases credit lending to Africa, in race to counter China

Forty two African nations received about $12 billion or 38% of all credit extended by India in the last decade

Yellen's China visit seeks to usher in more discussions amid tensions

It will be the first major test of a policy she outlined in April that's geared toward defending and securing US national security without trying to hold China back economically