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Vedanta resources repays $800 million loans to Standard Chartered

The company had paid all loans and bonds due last month, cutting its gross debt to $6.8 billion, it said in a statement in April

King Charles' coronation: Will the tradition benefit or burden UK economy?

That day off will help drive a 0.7% fall in GDP in May, according to Bloomberg Economics

Charles III to finally get his crown as world tunes in to coronation

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak called the coronation a "moment of extraordinary national pride" that will be celebrated across the Commonwealth and beyond

Here's why airlines keep folding in India's booming aviation market

The lure of aviation has proven particularly attractive - and brutal - for wealthy entrepreneurs, eager to enter a burgeoning sector and wooed by the status of owning an airline

Here's how AI is once again putting tech companies in the hiring mood

After a year of layoffs, the past month has given us evidence that tech employment is stabilizing, even perhaps turning up a bit

Top Vodafone backer to increase stake to upto 25% to ensure influence

Emirates Telecommunications Group Co PJSC, also known as e&, told investors on its first-quarter earnings call on Wednesday that it might raise its stake in Vodafone to 20% or 25%

Thales faces French corruption probe over its India mirage contract

A preliminary investigation has been opened into allegations by Sanjay Bhandari, who said in a court case that he served as a middleman to help Thales win the contract,

Bitcoin perpetuals becoming an even bigger driver of digital token's price

The perpetual contract was first introduced by crypto exchange BitMEX in 2016. Exchanges use the so-called funding rate - or the cost to trade

HSBC Holdings' shareholders dismiss call for strategy, dividend switch

About a fifth of voting investors backed the call for HSBC to report regularly on the possibility of carving out its Asian unit, while 19.2% supported lifting its dividend to its pre-pandemic level

Defence firm Thales faces French bribery probe over India Mirage deal

A preliminary investigation has been opened into allegations by Sanjay Bhandari, who said in a court case that he served as a middleman to help Thales win the contract

DBS Group Holdings hit by more capital minimums after unacceptable outage

A disruption in DBS' digital systems Friday saw retail customers face difficulties performing banking and payment services through its apps and websites

Saudi Arabia cuts oil prices in Asia markets as energy market weakens

Aramco sells about 60% of its crude shipments to Asia, most of them under long-term contracts, pricing for which is reviewed each month

Coal to dominate India power mix until 2030 despite record renewables push

Modi's administration has previously opposed international efforts to set firm deadlines to phase out the use of coal and envisages a key role for the fuel for decades to come

Why Britain should tackle urgent challenges instead of reenacting its past

Child poverty is rising and life expectancy is slowing down while corruption scandals engulf the ruling Conservative Party

King Charles' coronation: Rising popularity can't mask monarchy's problems

Less than one-third of people aged 18 to 24 favor keeping the monarchy, about half as many in that age group as did 10 years ago

Google reveals new foldable Pixel phone, to release details on May 10

The move signals that Google is getting more serious about competing with Samsung and Apple Inc in smartphones

Google behind in AI race, open-source communities a threat: Senior engineer

"Real threat to Google is coming from open-source communities, where engineers are speedily advancing models that rival the quality of those at big tech companies, and can be made more cheaply"

Tim Cook sees India at 'tipping point' for Apple as China pivot quickens

"The dynamism in the market. The vibrancy is unbelievable," said Cook on Indian market for Apple

Apple's iPhone bounces back from slump, helping sales top estimates

The results suggest that Apple is beginning to recover from a slump that's plagued both the computer and smartphone industries

Khosla warns against slowing US AI research, cites China threat

Khosla believes that the country that dominates in AI will vastly increase its global influence