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Dogecoin rises as much as 30% as Twitter home button becomes Doge meme

Doge also began to trend on Twitter. The token gave up some gains to trade 8.6% higher at 11 a.m. in London

Pakistan raises benchmark interest rate by 100 bps as IMF Loan in Limbo

The overall balance of payments position continues to remain under stress, with foreign exchange reserves still at low levels, the central bank said

Adani Group joint venture in talks for 1st offshore loan since Hindenburg

AdaniConneX Private Ltd would use this $200 mn loan for capital expenditure, with a five year tenor under discussion

Rs 50k per month for 2bhk: Bangalore is now India's hottest rental market

Anarock's data shows rents in various Bangalore neighborhoods have jumped by double digits since 2019, echoing a wider surge across India's major cities

US job openings fall below 10 million for first time since 2021: Report

The number of available positions decreased to 9.9 mn from a downwardly revised 10.6 million a month earlier, the Labor Department's Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS, showed Tuesday

Sri Lanka key rate 2-decade high at 16.5% after clinching IMF loan

The Central Bank of Sri Lanka kept the standing lending facility rate unchanged at 16.5%, according to a statement on its website on Tuesday

Walmart sees more than 2,000 job cuts in e-commerce warehouses across US

The losses include more than 1,000 positions at a warehouse in Fort Worth

Half a million white-collar job cuts since Oct 2022: Is this just a start?

There have been more than 500,000 job cuts announced around the world since October, as tracked by Bloomberg

Warner Brothers closing in on deal for Harry Potter online TV series

Each season of the series will be based on one of JK Rowling's seven books

What higher oil prices mean for the fight against climate change

In the past year, soaring energy prices and Russia's invasion of Ukraine have been accelerants and a curse for the transition away from dirty fuels

Untamed global warming risks soaring death toll in middle east: Report

If global warming can be limited to 2C above preindustrial levels, the researchers found that over 80% of those deaths could be avoided

Opec+ output cut opens door to others for battle over Asia's oil demand

A surprise cut in oil production from OPEC+ is now setting the stage for other producers to vie for markets in Asia

Saudi Arabian govt to invest $38 billion to become video-game hub

The fund in February increased its stake in Nintendo to 8.3 per cent, becoming the largest outside shareholder

India needs to double its share of clean power to meet climate goals

The country will need to reduce the share of coal, which currently accounts for about half of its installed capacity and almost 70% of electricity output

European countries' battle with inflation is far from over amid tax cuts

Even pricier food risks further aggravating social discontent and frustration with authorities. On top of that, an surprise oil output cut by OPEC+ at the weekend is pushing oil prices higher

Parliament passes antitrust legislation on overseas mergers & acquisitions

The legislation was approved by the upper house of parliament on Monday. The lower house had ratified it last week. The bill will need a sign off from the president

ByteDance surges 30% to match Tencent's $80 bn sales after TikTok boom

That pace of expansion underscores the resilience of ByteDance's business at a time Washington is threatening to join India in banning TikTok

ICICI Pru makes contrarian bets on short-term bonds as rate hikes continue

"There is no significant benefit to invest in longer-duration assets at this point of time as RBI is expected to remain in a long pause and is not expected to cut rates," CIO Manish Banthia said

Indian businesses investing in VR-based healthcare to train future doctors

Globally, Virtual Reality-based health-care training is a $3.8 billion-a-year industry

Tesla sets record with 422,875 car deliveries after slashing EV prices

Tesla Inc. delivered 422,875 cars worldwide in the first quarter, setting a record after it cut prices to appeal to consumers buffeted by rising interest rates and faster inflation