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India may boost coal power fleet 25% by 2030 amid rising energy demand

The world's third-biggest emitter of greenhouse gases will add nearly 56 gigawatts of coal power capacity unless there's a substantial drop in the cost of storing electricity

Microsoft CEO confident about Activision deal approval, handling of economy

Nadella said the company will keep growing in some areas after adding approximately 70,000 workers during the pandemic

Europe energy crisis to last more than a winter amid tight supply: Analyst

Russia's invasion of Ukraine upended energy flows and rippled through global markets, driving up natural gas prices and forcing drastic measures such as Germany nationalizing its biggest importer

Taiwanese independence is a charging rhino that must be stopped, says China

China's authorities have used the term "gray rhinos" in the past to refer to highly probably, high-impact financial hazards that risk being overlooked

Boeing to pay $200 million to settle SEC probe over 737 Max jetliner

The settlement, announced by the SEC on Thursday, concludes a probe into whether Boeing withheld key information from shareholders about a flawed software system linked to the 2018 and 2019 crashes

Every nation for itself as dollar batters global currencies after rate hike

While the problems in currency markets right now are in many ways reminiscent of the 1980s, the solutions are unlikely to be

Citigroup sets India as high priority market amid rising China risks

The nation saw a record $82 billion in merger and acquisition deals in the second quarter, defying a slump elsewhere

After India, now the UK also has to wrestle with Hindu-Muslim clashes

Now the UK Has to Wrestle With India's Demons, Too

Gautam Adani and his fortune drivers deserve keener spotlight, scrutiny

The silent soldiers behind the world's second-biggest personal fortune are overdue their recognition. They also deserve some scrutiny

Yen breaches 144 mark against the dollar, Japan central bank steps in

Intervention is a 1st since 1998, helped stem 20% decline in the currency

Cost of making a classic lunch at a US diner is 13% more now, shows data

Food costs in the US are up 11.4 per cent from a year ago, the most since 1979, and are a key driver behind the nation's 8.3 per cent overall inflation rate

SoftBank cuts valuation of IPO-bound Oyo by 20% to $2.7 bn: Report

'We are confident that the speculations about valuation markdown are patently incorrect,' an OYO spokesperson said in a statement

Gold risks collapse into bear market as Federal Reserve targets inflation

Bullion's extended retreat -- with prices on course for a sixth consecutive monthly drop in September -- has driven prices close to bear-market territory

Bank of England unveils 50 bps hike as three officials push for bigger move

Traders pared bets on future interest-rate increases and the pound pared its gain against the dollar. It was up 0.6% to $1.1340 as of 12:04 p.m. London time

Vladimir Putin's call-up brings reality of war home to many Russians

Police detained about 1,400 people at protests against the order in 38 cities Wednesday night, according to the OVD-Info monitoring group.

Swiss National Bank ends Europe's sub-zero rate era with 75 bps hike

The Swiss National Bank raised interest rates by 75 basis points to bring borrowing costs above zero for the first time in almost eight years, following recent moves in the euro region

From Windsors to Kochs and Tatas, 5 rules for family businesses to thrive

Family companies are repositories of family traditions and family loyalties

Hong Kong homes on the verge of becoming least affordable in 24 years

Hong Kong housing is at risk of becoming the least affordable in 24 years, as rate hikes by the US Federal Reserve drive up borrowing costs in the Asian financial hub

Fallen Rajapaksas back Wickremesinghe as Lanka's creditors seek answers

Much has changed since demonstrators drove Gotabaya Rajapaksa from office in July, the climax of months of protests after record-high inflation and depleted currency reserves bankrupted the nation

Why Vladimir Putin's desperate military call-up won't win the Ukraine war

Vladimir Putin announced that a series of referendums on joining Russia would be held in the conquered territories of eastern Ukraine this week