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Why Bitcoin's latest record-breaking rally is not as chaotic as 2017 boom

On a rolling 60-day basis, the swings in Bitcoin are generally smaller now than when Bitcoin was peaking in 2017.

Life back to normal? Covid's decline in India sparks a shopping spree

Shopping mall parking lots are full again. Stores are buzzing, and there are long lines for hair salons and restaurants

Deep freeze sends natural gas soaring to record $600 in Oklahoma

Heating and power plant fuel traded for as much as $195 per mmBtu in Southern California

Bitcoin nears $50,000-mark as it hits a record in weekend action

Bitcoin has been buoyed in recent months by endorsements from the likes of Paul Tudor Jones and Stan Druckenmille

Apple's entry into car industry doesn't scare us: Volkswagen CEO Diess

Diess dismissed concerns Europe's largest automaker could be degraded to a contract manufacturer for technology firms

Tesla CEO Elon Musk asks Kremlin for a talk on the Clubhouse App

Clubhouse said it was reviewing its data security practices after the Stanford Internet Observatory found potential vulnerabilities

Trump acquitted in second impeachment trial, blasts 'greatest witch hunt'

Seven Republican senators join with Democrats and independents in finding former president guilty on the single impeachment count.

Warren Buffett's favourite valuation metric is ringing an alarm

Any Buffett disciple who checks in on the billionaire investor's favourite market valuation metric these days may get the urge to shriek in terror

Life without Google: Australia faces unthinkable in spat with search giant

Google opposes a planned law that would force it and Facebook Inc. to pay Australian publishers for news content.

Mario Draghi wins backing of largest party in Italian parliament

Members of the Five Star Movement voted online by 59% in favour of backing the former ECB head

Ready to end EU ties: Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov on sanctions

The 27-member EU is working on a proposal to sanction Russia over the imprisonment of opposition leader Alexey Navalny

Swiss economy seen tipping into recession on Covid-19 pandemic shutdowns

The median forecast was for a 0.7 per cent drop in gross domestic product in the final quarter of 2020

Britain economy suffers biggest slump in 300 years amid Covid-19 lockdowns

Gross domestic product rose 1 per cent from the third quarter, fuelled by a boom in construction and government spending

Endless wait for justice in courts, says former CJI Ranjan Gogoi

'You want a $5 trillion economy but you have a ramshackled judiciary'

Sensex, Nifty end with gains for second consecutive week

The Sensex rose 1.6 per cent for the week. Last week, the index had jumped 9.6 per cent - its biggest weekly climb in 10 months

Hydropower dams face public anger after Uttarakhand flood tragedy

Heightened public concern about dams complicates India's plan to wean the nation off coal

Bumble's 31-year-old CEO Wolfe Herd becomes a rare female billionaire

Bumble's IPO launches Herd into a rarefied club of self-made female billionaires

Bond investors see RBI curbing yields as India looks to sell $3.6 bn bonds

The bond auctions Thursday drew lower-than-expected cutoff yields, including 5.9726% on the benchmark 10-year note, compared with 6.03% estimated in a Bloomberg News survey

Elon Musk's SpaceX to fly first civilian crew to space later this year

The flight is expected to launch in the fourth quarter, SpaceX and Jared Isaacman said in a statement on Monday

Pfizer forecasts about $15 billion in 2021 sales from Covid-19 vaccine

Pfizer is commanding a higher price for its vaccine than some rivals