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Tech firms like Dell, HP warn of memory-chip shortages as AI drives demand

Manufacturers are allocating more production to meet demand for new, more complex and profitable products used in AI systems, causing a shortage of more common types of memory

Google, the sleeping giant in global AI race, now fully awake with Gemini 3

Gemini 3 Pro has risen to the top of closely watched AI leaderboards on LMArena and Humanity's Last Exam

Retail investors turn cautious as they dump stocks by most since 2023

That puts them on pace for the biggest quarterly selloff since the quarter ended June 2023, data compiled by Bloomberg showed

ChatGPT not to blame in teen suicide: OpenAI defends crisis response

Lawyers for OpenAI said that ChatGPT directed Raine to connect with "crisis resources and trusted individuals more than 100 times"

Ola's Bhavish Aggarwal bets on new home batteries to revive business

Investors are balking at joining the company's new ₹1,500 crore ($168 million) fundraising plan given the Indian EV maker's deteriorating sales and financial health

'Patel doing a great job': Trump denies plans to remove FBI director

Trump also praised Patel in an interview with Fox News Radio last week, saying he had "a lot of confidence" in the director

UN begins search for next secretary general as Guterres' term nears end

New candidates can emerge at any time, with the next secretary general taking office in January 2027

Witkoff advised Russia on how to pitch Ukraine peace plan to Trump

In an Oct 14 phone call that lasted a little over five minutes, Witkoff advised Yuri Ushakov, Putin's top foreign policy aide, on how the Russian leader should broach the issue with Trump

China asks airlines to extend Japan flight cuts until March 2026

Cancellations by would-be tourists are already extending through April 2026, according to data from China Trading Desk, a market researcher that specializes in China travel data

Trump seeks to steady Xi truce while reassuring Japan amid Taiwan tensions

Stocks in Hong Kong and China cheered Trump's efforts to prevent ties spiraling, with a tech rally leading a rise in shares

Indian banks consider financing Russian oil from non-sanctioned sellers

India's oil-buying patterns are in the spotlight as Washington raises the pressure against Moscow over the war in Ukraine, while at the same time promoting talks aimed at ending the conflict

IMF likely to alter classification of India's exchange rate regime

The currency plunged to a record low on Friday after the central bank unexpectedly stepped back from defending it as firmly as before

Trump takes key step toward terrorism label for Muslim Brotherhood

Many members of the Republican Party as well as leaders in Egypt and the United Arab Emirates have long urged Trump to categorise the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organisation

Trump admin fights attempt to get Elon Musk's testimony in DOGE case

The Justice Department has asked a federal judge in Maryland to block depositions of Musk and two former senior USAID officials, according to a recent court filing

What India can do to address its low-inflation problem and aid growth

Traders attributed at least part of the slide to the RBI's reluctance to intervene, breaking with the practice of recent months as the currency weakened largely due to an elusive trade deal with US

Bangladesh needs reform, not old executioners and political vengeance

Elections are due in February - and whoever wins will have a mandate tainted by violence and weakened by the enforced absence of the League

Citi India nears $1 billion in asset-backed securities amid rising demand

India's relatively small securitization market has been heating up, led by a surge in originations by non-bank lenders and growing appetite for bundled debt from banks and mutual funds

Adani's copper smelter running far below capacity amid global ore shortage

Kutch Copper Ltd., which began processing metal in June after multiple delays, has brought in less than a 10th of the raw material required, according to customs data

A decade after Paris, climate diplomacy now is just about saving itself

The sluggish business of climate diplomacy at the annual UN climate summit avoided a no-deal collapse, but after two weeks, the grand ambition seen after the 2015 Paris Agreement is gone

HPV research bolsters case for vaccine as misinformation battle intensifies

HPV vaccination reduces the incidence of cervical cancer by about 80 per cent in people vaccinated at or before the age of 16, according to findings published Monday in two Cochrane reviews