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World's biggest meat supplier is latest prey to cybersecurity attack

The attack sidelined two shifts and halted processing at one of Canada's largest meatpacking plants, while in Australia the company canceled all beef and lamb kills across the nation

Dubai left behind as world's prime property hotspots bloom again

The wealthiest home buyers who fled virus lockdowns for Dubai have helped spur demand for luxury homes earlier this year, but the improvement hasn't been uniform

Bangladesh rises to be South Asia's standout star as India, Pak fall behind

Bangladesh's growth rests on three pillars: exports, social progress and fiscal prudence

India's sovereign bond yields may stretch to April 2020 high, says expert

India's move toward higher bond yields and interest rates will be another milestone in the recovery of global financial markets from the ravages of the coronavirus.

Asia refiners face double blow to profits from Iran and Covid resurgence

The virus resurgence in India and other nations apart from China is reducing consumption of products such as gasoline.

New Pakistan finance minister considers stimulus package to help economy

The stimulus options include incentives in collaboration with the central bank or packages targeted at the poor, said one of the people

China's factory outlook holds firm; manufacturing PMI at 51 in May

The official manufacturing purchasing managers' index slowed slightly to 51 in May

Trace origin of Covid-19 or face 'Covid-26', 'Covid-32' : US experts

On Wednesday, President Joe Biden called for a renewed investigation into the virus's emergence and ordered the agencies to "redouble their efforts" and report to him again in 90 days.

Global economy will return to pre-Covid level by 2022, says OECD

Raises world GDP growth forecast to 5.8%

China moves to cool Yuan rally by raising FX reserve requirement

The nation's financial institutions will need to hold 7 per cent of their foreign exchange in reserve from June 15

China moves to three-child policy as working-age population shrinks

China has been gradually reforming its stringent birth policy that for decades limited most families to only having a single child

Open up vaccination to India's private sector: SpiceJet scion Avani Singh

SpiceHealth was founded in November last year, quickly becoming a first mover in cheap testing for Covid-19.

India economy seen growing at world's quickest rate despite Covid outbreak

The economy is on track to grow 10% in the year that began April 1, according to the median of 12 estimates compiled by Bloomberg News

As WhatsApp hits India's great firewall, other companies may help build it

In the name of a responsible internet, several will be eager to abet the government in soft censorship.

World should learn the right lessons from India's Covid-19 cataclysm

All nations should now understand that vaccines work and that interfering with their supply is dangerous.

Late arrival of southwest monsoon rains in India may delay sowing of crops

Timely arrival of the monsoon is critical for India's crop output and economic growth.

Rally lures HDFC Bank to do 'whatever it takes' to make more equity deals

HDFC Bank ranked number 16 for overall equity deals business last year, and number 29 in 2019, according to Bloomberg.

Olympic games face shortage of medical staff as Covid cases surge in Japan

Organisers had initially planned to have about 10,000 medical staff on standby for the games, but have to cut short to about 7,000.

This time is different: Outside OPEC, oil firms aren't raising production

Oil industry is on the ropes, constrained by Wall Street investors demanding that companies focus on returning more money to shareholders.

Govt considers enhancing Rs 3 trn loan-guarantee for small firms: Report

It may allow small companies to borrow an additional 30% of their credit limit, up from 20% announced last year.