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India sees oil cuts, war impact as biggest risks to economy: FM Sitharaman

She also said possible recessions in the US or other developed countries could be a drag on India by hurting exports, particularly manufacturing

Boeing's new 737 woes are an ugly plot twist in a comeback tale: Report

The company is grappling with a manufacturing issue affecting its cash-cow 737 jetliner, which has temporarily brought some deliveries to a halt

Germany closes its nuclear plants in hopes of greener pastures

The decision to phase out the emissions-free power source - first codified in a 2002 law and finalized after the 2011 Fukushima disaster

Bitcoin surged past $30,000. Is another crypto boom on the way?

It's clear that while the mood has improved compared with last year's apocalyptic vibe, the promising Bitcoin rebound alone won't be enough to fix the damage from last year's scandal-filled downturn

G-7 nation agrees to accelerate phase- out of unabated fossil fuels

For the first time ever, the G-7 says that we must accelerate the phasing out of all unabated fossil fuels, Pannier-Runacher told reporters

IMF trims 2023 global growth projections over stress in financial sector

The IMF trimmed its global-growth projections, warning of high uncertainty and risks as financial-sector stress adds to pressures emanating from tighter monetary policy and Russia's war in Ukraine

How artificial intelligence like ChatGPT is influencing medical diagnoses

And it's inevitable that people will use it to guide our own healthcare decisions just the way we've been leaning on "Dr. Google" for years

Japan PM Kishida unhurt after smoke bomb thrown at him during event: Report

Kishida had been touring a fishing port in Wakayama, which is in central Japan near Osaka, and was set to give a speech, the reports said

Mukesh Ambani builds on record cricket views with film, TV offerings

The potential viewership in India, home to 1.4 billion people and with a growing middle class and expanding internet access, is immense. JioCinema drew more than 1.47 billion video views

Elon Musk incorporates X.AI in Nevada suggesting plans for OpenAI rival

The efforts could be part of Musk's larger ambitions to create a superapp. Musk has long talked about creating an "everything app" called X

Fed should alter its monetary policy framework: IMF's Gita Gopinath

She said central banks should be more willing to tolerate inflation below target at a time when unemployment is already low

Donald Trump's business empire worth at least $1.2 bn since he left office

Trump was granted two extensions in filing the report and submitted it just before the deadline to avoid a $200 fine

BlackRock assets exceed $9 trillion in Q1 in wake of US bank failures

BlackRock's assets under management climbed 5.8 per cent since the end of last year, when they totaled $8.6 trillion

EPA predicts 67% of US vehicle sales will have to be electric by 2032

To hit the targeted reductions, the Environmental Protection Agency predicts that 67% of US vehicle sales will have to be electric by 2032

Boeing shares fall as parts issue halts deliveries of some 737 MAXs

Boeing was just regaining its footing following years of turmoil caused by the pandemic and a global grounding of the single-aisle Max

Wells Fargo reports beat on earnings, profit rise on higher rates

The firm had $13.3 billion in NII in the first three months of year, up 45% from a year earlier and more than the 42% jump analysts expected, Wells Fargo said

Gender equality in farming could add $1 trillion to world economy, says FAO

The number of people facing hunger this year is more than double what it was in 2020, according to the World Food Programme

28% chance of coronavirus-like pandemic hitting world in next decade

In a worst-case scenario, a bird flu type virus that mutates to allow human-to-human transmission could kill as many as 15,000 people in the UK in a single day

Pakistan says UAE assures $1 billion loan to help revive IMF deal

Pakistan is going through one of its biggest economic crisis ever as multiple delays in its loan program created a dollar shortage, import restrictions and reduced forex

NTPC to build more coal plants this year to meet soaring power demand

The projects underscore how even as India sets ambitious long-term decarbonization targets, in the near term it will continue to rely on the dirtiest fossil fuel to meet rapidly growing power demand