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Trump admits for first time that 'Biden won', but insists vote was rigged

As recently as Saturday Trump had tweeted that "We will WIN!," railed against vote-recounting efforts in Georgia, and pushed debunked theories of voting-machine irregularities

Donald Trump seems defeated while still insisting he beat Joe Biden

Trump has done little over the past two weeks on some of the administration's top pre-election priorities

Pfizer vaccine has 'extraordinarily high degree of efficacy': Fauci

A successful inoculation could be a key factor in overcoming reluctance to take pandemic vaccines that have been developed at top speed.

With technical recession over, is it all well for Indian economy? Not quite

The trouble is with demand. Firms are protecting operating profit - or preventing losses - by pruning jobs and cutting pay

With technical recession over, is it all well for Indian economy? Not quite

The trouble is with demand. Firms are protecting operating profit - or preventing losses - by pruning jobs and cutting pay

Bonds to equity: Airlines are making money selling everything but tickets

The first thing companies try to sell in a crisis are bits of paper. Airlines have issued $88 billion in bonds so far in 2020

As Disney+ booms in India, company hopes to make it its biggest market

The growth of Disney+, which launched a year ago, has far exceeded the expectations of both Wall Street and the company itself

Yield mania gives much needed break to indebted emerging-market countries

US elections have revived the yield hunt, granting much-needed breathing space to governments in developing economies

Election security officials reject Donald Trump's voter fraud claim

Trump continues to make unfounded claims of fraud

Johnson's Brexit aide Cummings quits and clock is ticking on trade deal

The resignation, confirmed by a person familiar with the matter, brings to an end 17 months of combative and often controversial influence of a small group of pro-Brexit officials over the British gov

Goldman promotes India's Gunjan Samtani, three other Asia executives

Globally, Goldman picked 60 employees for its newest batch of partners, the fewest since 1998, a year before it went public

RBI policymakers spar over high inflation forecasts, steep yield curve

For months now, inflation has exceeded the central bank's tolerance band and held it back from cutting rates

Asia pacific nations including China set eyes on FTA to be signed on Sunday

Fifteen Asia-Pacific nations including China aim to clinch the world's largest free-trade agreement this weekend

India's economy is reviving and festive season's online sales show it

In the run-up to the festival, retailers including Amazon.com Inc. and Walmart Inc.'s Flipkart saw a 55% jump in online sales from a year ago to $4.1 billion, according to RedSeer

Covid-19 overhauls decades of aviation boom; a third of 50,000 routes shut

With borders effectively shut from Europe to New Zealand, the bulk of the world's dropped routes are inevitably cross-border

Why is China regulating Big Tech now? Blame a K-shaped recovery for it

Big Tech has been aggressive and unwilling to share profits with small businesses on their sites. In the antitrust draft, Beijing placed a heavy focus on the so-called "pick one of the two" tactic

WhatsApp under scrutiny as Germany probes messaging apps: Report

WhatsApp is the most used messaging app by Germans using Android devices with more than 7 million daily users

China, 14 Asia-Pacific nations set to sign world's biggest FTA

15 nations seek to announce the agreement by the end of this week's Asean Summit, which Vietnam is hosting virtually

TCS acquires Pramerica Technology Services from Prudential Financial

No cash will change hands and TCS will take on more than 1,500 Pramerica employees.

Future of retail at stake: Why Amazon is feuding with Biyani and Ambani

Amazon is willing to 'sink the ship' but doesn't want Reliance to acquire Future's assets, says one analyst.