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India's frequent internet shutdowns hurt its most impoverished, says report

Officials often resort to such closures to stem protests, check communal violence, maintain law and order and even to prevent cheating in school and university exams

Putin admits Russia's shortcomings as Ukraine presses counteroffensive

In the past, Moscow has frequently been accused of exaggerating its battlefield successes, and western officials were quick to portray the Ukrainian push as far more successful

Demand for custom AI chatbots leads to hiring push at Happiest Minds Tech

The firm, which gets its revenue from helping companies digitize their services, is building tools that run on top of ChatGPT, customized to its clients' needs, he said

Goldman Sachs' biggest office beyond New York attests to India's rise

India has roughly 1,600 of the centers, more than 40% of the number worldwide, according to Nasscom

China shifts to stimulus mode to help boost its faltering economy

China's central bank on Tuesday unexpectedly cut its key short-term interest rate

Valneva's experimental vaccine for Chikungunya shows immune response

The stock rose as much as 3.4 per cent in Paris trading

Adani Group in talks for first major debt refinancing after Hindenburg

Adani is expecting to conclude the process within three to four months and most of the existing lenders are expected to participate, said sources

India set for $168 bn behemoth as HDFC merger to be completed by 20 July

Announcement of the so called 'record date' - or the cut-off day set for investors - for the swapping of shares of Housing Development Finance Corp. for HDFC Bank Ltd

TSMC regains $500 billion mkt cap as investors clamor for AI, chips

Asia's most valuable company gained more than 3% Tuesday, fueled also by hopes that a post-Covid chip downturn is nearing an end

Heat scorches Europe as southern Spain temp to reach 45 deg C this month

The mercury in Seville, in southern Spain, is forecast to peak near 45C (113F) later this month, data compiled by Bloomberg show

India gears up to start mega hydropower project near China border

State-run hydropower company NHPC Ltd. will start trial runs in July for the Subansiri Lower project that runs through the states of Assam and Arunchal Pradesh in the country's north-east

Hong Kong to ease entry rules for foreign workers to stem manpower crunch

When we have a serious labor crunch, if we do nothing about that, the entire community will be affected, Lee said, warning of risks to the city's economy and competitiveness

Elizabeth Holmes objects to $250-a-amonth victim payments after prison

Federal prosecutors say there's a clerical error in a court filing that doesn't specify a schedule for Holmes to pay $452 million in restitution to victims of her massive fraud

Sizzling rally in Indian property stocks seen extending over cuts on rates

The NSE Nifty Realty Index has gained 36% since a March-low as cooling inflation allowed the Reserve Bank of India to keep rates on hold

Climate laws could price Americans out of EV market, BYD executive warns

BYD Co., China's homegrown company that's now become the world's hottest maker of electric vehicles, has a warning for the US

Foreigners now flocking to New Zealand, net immigration surges in April

New Zealand has loosened immigration policy, allowing more foreign workers to enter the country to ease labor shortages that had became acute when the border was shut during the Covid-19 pandemic

Foreign automakers get a second chance as India transitions to EVs

But with the advent of EVs, firms like MG Motor India Pvt, the local unit of China's SAIC Motor Corp., Renault SA, Nissan Motor Co. and Volkswagen AG may finally gain a better foothold

Credit Suisse's Mihir Doshi to head combined UBS India business

Doshi's appointment would signal continuity and assuage concerns among Credit Suisse employees in the country regarding changes that are likely to be made post-takeover, including redundancies

Donald Trump shared a plan to attack 'unnamed nation': Indictment

"See as president I could have declassified it," he said, according to a transcript in the indictment. "Now I can't, you know, but this is still a secret"

India providing credit line to help economy: Egyptian supply minister

The Middle East's most populous nation is racing to turn around an economy that was heavily exposed to the shock waves of Russia's invasion of Ukraine