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Search payments necessary to support Android ecosystem, argues Google

The competition between Alphabet Inc.'s Google and Apple is "as intense as it gets," said Jamie Rosenberg, testifying in the search giant's defence Wednesday

Morgan Stanley's wealth business under US Fed's scrutiny over lapses

The bank's top regulator has been pressing the New York-based firm to improve its processes and controls to prevent wealthy international clients from laundering money

Democrats fend off Republican sweep in win for women's right to abortion

Going into the race, Republicans held a narrow majority in the House of Delegates and had ambitions of flipping the Senate

India proposes slashing EV import taxes to clinch UK free trade deal

The UK's demand for import concessions on electric vehicles is one of the few outstanding issues in the free trade talks

Trader loses last fight to kick out $1.8 bn UK dividend tax fraud case

Shah's lawyers had argued the claim shouldn't take place in the UK because matters of foreign tax law can't be ruled on there

Tax windfall gives Modi govt scope to spend more on welfare schemes

The revenue windfall gives Modi's government more firepower for a populist push as voters in five states take to the polls this month and the nation gears up for general elections in 2024

NYC, San Francisco offices brace for pain from WeWork's bankruptcy

The coworking giant's spiral into bankruptcy hit landlords along the way as it renegotiated and sought to exit many leases

Fear of missing out grips global aviation as deal frenzy comes to Dubai

There's more to come. The Dubai Air Show kicks off next week, promising to send 2023 off with a flurry of orders for Airbus SE and Boeing Co

Hot October makes 2023 'virtually certain' to be warmest year ever

Both November and December would need to be significantly colder than average in order for 2023 to avoid becoming the hottest year ever

US invests $553 mn in Adani's Sri Lanka port to curb China's influence

The financing from International Development Finance Corp. for the deepwater West Container Terminal in Colombo is the US government agency's largest infrastructure investment in Asia

Why it is time for a single QR code for all the payments in the world

There is a lot of work to be done. Consolidating the labels in a single repository doesn't always solve the problem of multiple contractual relationships, each of which comes with its own accounting

WeWork's bankruptcy proceeding caps swift downfall for $47 billion standout

It caps a wild ride for a company that began with the idea of re-imagining staid offices as fun places to hang out and grew to a behemoth worth $47 billion at its peak

Apple delays work on next year's iPhone, Mac software to fix bugs

In recent years, Apple has put more emphasis on quality - even when it's meant delaying new capabilities

Workplace is becoming more political as Gen Z comes of age: Report

Once considered taboo, talking politics at the watercooler is now quite common, especially among Gen Z

China's gasoline exports tumble; IMF upgrades GDP growth forecasts

Beijing is owed more than $1 trillion in BRI project debt, says report

UBS Group decides to exit $5 bn in assets it manages for rich customers

UBS's newly created wind-down unit, known as Non-core and Legacy, widened its quarterly pretax loss to $1.93 billion in the quarter from $478 million in the previous period

Reliance Industries files for record $2.4 billion rupee bond sale: Report

Reliance Industries is India's largest company by market value, and its business interests range from petrochemicals refining to wireless communication services and consumer goods

Israel-Hamas war: Civilians trapped in Gaza running out of food, fuel, hope

The offensive has now entered its second month and questions abound about what will come when the fighting stops

Sunil Mittal's Airtel Uganda IPO failed to sell as investors prefer bonds

The demand for Ugandan government bonds maturing in 2033 exceeded the amount on sale by eight fold in an auction on Thursday

Apple shrunk iPhone's carbon footprint; there's a way to shrink it further

Apple's progress on using recycled materials is notable given mining often drives conflicts and ecological degradation