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Donald Trump opens office to 'carry on' his administration's agenda

A slew of technology platforms excised Trump accounts or subgroups, including those on Twitter, Facebook, Shopify, Twitch and Instagram, after the Jan. 6 riot by pro-Trump supporters at the US Capitol

Govt considers easing rules to attract FDI in construction sector: Report

Existing rules include a three year lock-in period before exiting

Stocks and futures dip on US fiscal-relief package timing; dollar up

A gauge of Asia-Pacific equities at one point slid the most in about two months, with shares in South Korea and China underperforming

Changing dynamics: Bears merely less bullish in today's stock market

"You hold your nose and you buy," David Kudla, chief investment strategist at Mainstay Capital Management, said in an interview on Bloomberg Television. "Stocks have been divorced from fundamentals."

Etsy stock surges after Musk tweets 'he kinda loves' e-commerce company

Earlier this month, Signal Advance Inc. skyrocketed after the Tesla chief urged in a tweet for his followers to "use Signal."

Twitter acquires newsletter publishing startup Revue to expand business

Email newsletters, an early form of web publishing, have made a comeback in recent years

Bitcoin price seen topping $50,000 over long term as it vies with gold

Predicting a price for Bitcoin is challenging but it's likely to rise longer term as funds and family offices assign 0.5 per cent or 1 per cent of their portfolios to it, Matt Long said

PM Narendra Modi's govt should not back down on the three farm laws

What's at risk isn't just a couple of laws, but India's commitment to the transition to a more environmentally sustainable and equitable growth model

Electric vehicles to overtake gas guzzlers in India by 2030: Mahindra

Mahindra reported its first quarterly loss in nearly two decades last year as an economic slowdown in India squeezed purchasing power

Covid-19: Unemployed supertankers are about to get junked on Asia's beaches

On Wednesday, daily earnings for supertankers sailing on the benchmark Middle East to China route were -$1,190, according to figures from the Baltic Exchange in London

Third of staff may work from home permanently post-Covid: Deloitte report

The survey of more than 2,000 managers and public-sector business leaders worldwide highlights how investments that allow home-working will be increasingly important

India's corporate bond sales set to slow significantly after record year

Issuance will fall by 17 per cent to about 7.55 trillion rupees ($103.5 billion) this year, according to the median estimate of six of the nation's top debt arrangers

Gripped by greed, emerging markets turn to the US Fed for next spur

Bloomberg's Fear-Greed indicator for the MSCI developing-nation stock gauge climbed to its highest in almost a decade, a sign that gains may have been excessive

Forget TikTok. Audio-based Clubhouse is social media's next big thing

Since its launch last March, Clubhouse has increasingly become a cultural phenomenon. With its success and prominent backing, it may now be poised to upend the entire social media space

Global diamond trade is roaring back thanks to stuck-at-home shoppers

The boom is being driven by bumper holiday jewelry sales, particularly in the vital US and Chinese markets.

Saudi Arabia's exports dropped in November with oil revenue falling by 40%

Total revenue was 58.2 billion riyals ($15.5 billion), down from 80.8 billion riyals a year earlier, according to a statement from the General Authority for Statistics

'Dark money' helped pave US President Joe Biden's path to White House

Democrats have said they want to ban dark money as uniquely corrupting, since it allows supporters to quietly back a candidate without scrutiny.

Crypto industry has 'wind in its sails', 8 companies eye public offerings

Bitcoin has come off its highs after it crossed $40,000 this month, but is still up about 16% this year.

Coronavirus vaccines may work less on variants: UK health minister

Hancock's warning came as the U.K. reported it had vaccinated more than 5 million people, including three-quarters of those over 80

World's economic recovery gets delayed by slow Covid-19 vaccine rollouts

Double-dip recessions are now expected in Japan, the euro area and UK