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Netflix estimates South Korean show 'Squid Game' will be worth $900 mn

About 132 million people have watched at least two minutes of 'Squid Game' in the show's first 23 days, smashing the Netflix record set by 'Bridgerton'.

World's shift to renewable energy could pay the price for fuel crisis

Low prices, until recently, for energy of all types might have left consumers with too-rosy a picture of how much they will pay for fuel.

Bitcoin makes run toward record high to $62,100 amid ETF exuberance

The world's largest digital token has surged some 8% over Friday and Saturday to about $62,100 -- taking this month's rally to over 40%

Biggest tech companies face US Bills on liability and competition

A measure from Energy and Commerce Chair Frank Pallone and other leading House Democrats would revoke legal liability protections for platforms that use algorithms to spread harmful information

Brent rises to $85 as energy crisis stokes demand before winter

Brent is set for a sixth straight weekly gain in the wake of robust demand and limited supply

Goldman Sachs traders deliver surprise surge in firm's best year ever

The Covid-19 pandemic has given a massive boost to banks' trading and dealmaking operations

Scholz seals initial coalition deal to be next German chancellor

The agreement includes a plan to exit coal in 2030, eight years earlier than planned, as well as an action plan for climate protection

Covid impact: Out-of-practice airline pilots are making mid-air errors

Potentially disastrous errors all took place in the US in recent months as pilots returned to work

China's central bank says spillover from Evergrande crisis 'controllable'

Concerns are growing that the cash crunch at Evergrande is spilling over to other developers

Metals keep surging as supply cuts fuel inflation worry

Zinc spiked as much as 6.3% to a 14-year high

India's stock market resilient enough to withstand external shocks: Nomura

Indian companies have raised $10.8 billion from first-time share sales this year

How a $100 bn hurdle threatens to undermine a global climate breakthrough

That's the amount in annual contributions promised more than a decade ago by developed nations to help less well-off nations cut planet-warming emissions and adapt to climate change

India and China's coal mining revival holds an energy crisis lesson

Coal India Ltd., the world's top miner of the commodity, has temporarily stopped deliveries to all consumers in the country other than power stations, even as it boosts deliveries from mines

Power crunch, chip shortage, green goal: China's challenges are growing

State planners have to balance their industrial ambitions with focus on lowering energy consumption and carbon emissions.

Metals head for record; zinc prices spike to 14-year high, shows data

Strains in China are particularly evident, where factory-gate prices rose at the fastest pace in almost 26 years in September

Oil rallies with IEA seeing gas shortages deepening deficit

Crude's rally in recent months has been underscored by wider gains in energy prices

Rupee likely to get breather from foreign inflows, say experts

The rupee has come under pressure as surging commodity prices rekindled worries about inflation and the financial health of the net oil-importing nation

Snoop Dogg-backed tech firm powering pot industry valued at $3.75 billion

Dutchie, based in Oregon, United States is growing as new states legalize recreational cannabis or expand their existing offerings

Ikea expects shortages due to supply-chain crisis until mid-2022

Shortages of transport containers and blocked-up ports have snarled logistics for retailers around the world

The shorter work week really worked in Iceland. Here's how

Participants in an Iceland study reduced their hours by three to five hours per week without losing pay