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Record quarter by Apple, Alphabet, Microsoft gives way to growth scepticism

The world's largest tech companies have gotten larger at a torrid rate

Pfizer raises sales forecast for Covid vaccine by almost a third to $33 bn

The New York drugmaker had previously projected vaccine sales for the year of $26 billion.

Fed says progress made toward conditions for tapering bond buys

Any move to shrink policy support will be based on progress on the Fed's goals for jobs and inflation

Billionaire investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala eyes 70 aircraft in 4 years

To invest Rs 260 crore for a 40% stake in low-cost airline

India got $1-bn crypto to fight Covid. What happened to the donation?

Between cashing out of an illiquid asset, complying with government regulations and getting the money to the right places, it isn't easy

Rio Tinto pays $9.1-bn dividend as profit hits record on iron ore demand

Rio Tinto Group is the world's biggest iron ore miner

Rakesh Jhunjhunwala plans 70 planes for new ultra-low cost airline

The billionaire investor, who is considering investing $35 million and would own 40% of the carrier, expects to get a no-objection certificate from India's aviation ministry in the next 15 days

Apple and Google are winning big, but one company is about to pull ahead

No two tech giants are the same, and it comes down to their business models.

Democracies are 'works in progress', says Blinken on first trip to India

US Secretary of State's trip comes as his government vows to challenge what it describes as China's aggression.

Four funds invested in Adani firms have history of bets gone wrong: Report

The Mauritius-based funds invested in firms that ended up defaulting or were investigated for wrongdoing.

Coronavirus cases in Tokyo leap to new record of 2,848 amid Olympics

A four-day weekend to celebrate the opening of the sports spectacle is also likely to have led to a backlog of testing

China stock rout spreads amid fears of foreign investor exodus

Investors in some of China's most vibrant sectors -- from technology to education -- have found themselves in the firing line this month

Bitcoin falls below $37,000 after Amazon's denial; Ether, Litecoin tumble

More than $950 million of crypto shorts were liquidated on Monday

Emerging-market stocks erase all their 2021's gains as china slumps

Emerging-market stocks, once the barometer for optimism on global growth, have given up a 12 per cent advance since February

IPOs of India's Paytm, South Korea's Kakao reveal Gen Z's banking vision

Internet-based businesses are raising funds at a record pace, making use of the boost given by the pandemic to all things digital

Global recovery gap widens on unequal vaccine access, IMF says

Vaccine access has emerged as the principal fault line along which the global recovery splits into two blocs, says IMF

Is Covid-19 coming back in 2021? Countries face a distressing reality check

Vaccination disparity is creating an economic wedge as richer countries recover more quickly than less-wealthy ones.

India can save $1.2 billion a year by shutting old coal plants: Study

Country should accelerate decommissioning 30 gigawatts of coal-fired capacity and set aside another 20 gigawatts of plants as reserve: Research.

Chinese education stocks tumble in 'panic selling' amid broad crackdown

Stocks slumped on the mainland and in Hong Kong, with the benchmark CSI 300 Index and the Hang Seng Index both tumbling more than 3 per cent

Meituan plunges 15% after China issues food platform regulations

The government posted a notice Monday asking meal delivery operators to respect the rights of delivery staff