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SP Group's funding squeeze persists amid uncertainty over Tata Sons IPO

SP Group is in talks with lenders to exercise a so-called greenshoe option on an existing ₹21,350 crore facility that would allow it to raise an additional ₹3,500 crore

Airtel Money files for potential London IPO of at least $800 million

The mobile payments firm, part of Airtel Africa Plc, said on Wednesday that it is considering listing on the London Stock Exchange

Bitcoin leads cryptocurrency back above $3 trillion as risky bets grow

The market has added more than $740 billion in value since the US Treasury's announcement last month that it would increase buybacks of long-dated bonds, according to CoinGecko data

Five pivotal figures shaping the battle for $185 billion Tata Group

On one side is family patriarch Noel Tata, who heads Tata Trusts, on the other is N Chandrasekaran, Tata Sons' chairman with no links to the founding family but a slew of powerful corporate backers

Dixon Technologies eyes growth beyond smartphones to add global clout

The contract manufacturer is seeking higher margins by making electronics components like camera modules, while deepening its smartphone and laptop production

Asia to face sustained inflation pressure through 2027, warns ADB

The ADB forecasts inflation for the developing Asia-Pacific region at 4.2% this year and 3.5% next year, both well above the 3% recorded in 2025

Alibaba Group to add data centres in Europe, West Asia in AI push

The Chinese ecommerce leader will set up its first cloud regions in Turkey, Finland and the Netherlands over the next 12 months

Data centre bet makes ESDS one of India's best-performing new listings

ESDS Software Solution Ltd. has surged over 300% since its trading debut on Sept. 4, putting it on course to rank among India's best-performing new listings

Trump backs possible US diesel export ban as prices hit record high

The president's comments on Tuesday nod to American voters' cost-of-living concerns with November midterm elections just weeks away

India's prospects bright but tax rules a worry: JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon said India has strong long-term prospects but inconsistent tax rules, regulation and policy uncertainty continue to concern foreign investors

Sebi taps AI in growing fight against market manipulation and fraud

India's markets regulator is using AI and machine learning to scan trading data, social media and derivatives activity for anomalies as complex markets challenge traditional surveillance methods

Berger Paints ramps up expansion to fend off Birla Opus, JSW Dulux

Berger is strengthening teams in its weaker markets of Mumbai and Pune in the west, and Chennai and Bengaluru in the south

Factory floor or family office? India's rich youngsters alarm elders

A growing number of younger Indian business heirs are selling stakes in family companies and moving into family offices, private investments and startups as wealth management evolves

Alibaba Group unveils AI chip to drive global data centre buildout

Alibaba is one of the biggest spenders on AI among leading Chinese players

JPMorgan's Dimon backs Chandrasekaran, warns Tata rift could hit investment

Dimon's remarks come as Tata Sons' board faces-off with its controlling shareholder Tata Trusts, a clash that is increasingly drawing scrutiny from investors and policymakers

Russia's ruling party wins big in Kremlin-managed Parliament vote

There was a record turnout of 59.32%, according to election commission chief Ella Pamfilova.

CNN, MS NOW and Politico to sue jointly over ban in White House

"We are filing a lawsuit today to protect our First Amendment rights and defend the principle that the government does not decide what the press reports or publishes," CNN, MS NOW and Politico said

German anti-capitalists set for Mamdani moment in Berlin elections

The Left party's lead candidate Elif Eralp, 45, could potentially become the first mayor of Turkish descent in Germany's capital after focusing her campaign on high housing prices

Indian oil refiners may cut Russian cargoes in wake of US threats

The new US law empowers President Donald Trump to impose tariffs on countries that purchase Russian crude - a list that includes India

AI adoption driving hiring, but mostly for senior-level roles: Study

The number of employees in senior positions rose by 6.7% over five years at companies adopting AI, while junior employment declined 3% in the same period