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How future with lower Covid death rate seems like a worthy investment

Unfortunately, turning nasal vaccines into reality has a long way to go. The same is true for any newer approach to combatting Covid

Omega Seiki to invest $981 mn in EV components manufacturing units in India

Omega's battery facility in Maharashtra will have a capacity of 0.5 gigawatt initially and scale up to 2 gigawatt

Rahul Gandhi walks 3,000 km to challenge PM Modi in 2024 LS election

By stopping in smallest, most remote of villages, Gandhi has sold himself as one among the masses, and capable of counteracting BJP's efforts to push Hindu majoritarian views in a secular nation

India's 1.4 bn population could become world economy's new growth engine

Bloomberg Economics expects the nation's per capita income to pull even with some developed countries in that span, putting Modi's goal within reach

European Union mulls $100 a barrel price cap for Russia diesel exports

The EU and G-7 want to impose the limits on Russian exports to third countries

Want pay raise? Work 5 days a week in office, Brit firms tell staff

Wages are rising at near-record rates because workers are in short supply even though the economy is headed into recession

Intel stock down over 9% on grimmest quarterly outlook since 2010

First-quarter sales will be $10.5 billion to $11.5 billion, the chipmaker said

Budget 2023: Govt likely to avoid populist measures; tax tweaks possible

FM Sitharaman is unlikely to tinker much with tax rates, yet will also steer clear of populist measures, according to economists surveyed

How CO2 removal can take us back to ideal state of pre-industrial era

There are good reasons for governments to utilize novel CDR methods at the same time as expanding established land-based carbon capture and storage

Ohio-based Goodyear to cut 500 jobs amid weak demand, rising inflation

The company said it's grappling with inflation in areas such as wages and benefits, countering the benefit from a decline in raw material costs

How Burning trees in Brazil's Amazon melts snow in the Himalayas

Scientists are only beginning to investigate the connections between far-flung components of the planet's climate system

Here's why bond veteran sees India's benchmark yield trending downwards

Investors will get a sense of how much more debt India is planning to raise in it's upcoming Feb 1 budget

Hive Ransomware seized after a global sting by US-German law enforcement

Hive ransomware was seized after a joint US-German law enforcement crackdown that thwarted $130 million in demands for payment from more than 1,500 victims around the world

US economy shows signs of slowdown after growing 2.9% last quarter

Personal consumption, the biggest part of the economy, climbed at a below-forecast 2.1% pace

Card spending slows, hurting revenue growth amid inflation, says Mastercard

Net revenue for the fourth quarter jumped 12% to $5.82 billion, in line with the $5.8 billion average of analyst estimates compiled by Bloomberg

NYSE mayhem traced to an employee who left a backup system running

An NYSE employee failed to properly shut down Cermak's disaster-recovery system - leading to a disaster

Russian oil exports to India likely to hit new highs as interest grows

The refinery executives said Indian processors will maintain their long-term supplies from producers such as Saudi Arabia, with any increase in Russian purchases done on a spot and opportunistic basis

SAP plans to sell its stake in Qualtrics, cut 3,000 jobs to boost profit

SAP Chief Executive Officer Christian Klein said in a call with reporters that the job cuts were a strategic move and "not related to our business momentum

$1 trillion green investment matches fossil fuels for first time: Report

Global investments in the clean energy transition hit $1.1 trillion in 2022, roughly equal to the amount invested in fossil fuel production

Hindenburg allegations against Adani puts investor trust in India in doubt

If Hindenburg is right, then a network of shadowy operators has placed itself right in the middle of those conflicting impulses