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Centre to simplify decades-old income tax filing rules in upcoming Budget

The changes involve simplifying the language and rationalizing information by using formulas and tables, and won't include any adjustments to tax rates and policy, the people said

JSW Steel's $50 billion Mozambique coal deal frozen amid legal dispute

JSW Steel Ltd. run by Sajjan Jindal - agreed in May to buy Minas de Revuboe from the estate of Ken Talbot, an Australian mining tycoon

Growth of cheap and dirtiest steelmaking tests govt's carbon mission

A lot of new output is emerging from small-scale plants that are relatively easy to build, but highly polluting

RBI Guv Malhotra faces calls to unshackle rupee amid surging dollar

Sanjay Malhotra, the new governor, hasn't spelled out his policy stance on the rupee. Yet, there are signs he may allow the currency to fluctuate more naturally

Capital Group duped: Here's how $2.6 trillion fund was taken for a ride

The alleged organier is Ketan Parekh, a former stockbroker the regulator has chased out of the market once before

Centre considers lifting 3-year ban on trade in some crop futures

A final decision will be taken by a group of ministers in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's administration, which will then ask the Securities and Exchange Board of India to lift the curbs or extend them

Meta's fact-checking reversal lets Mark Zuckerberg drop the charade

Zuckerberg said he would now work on issues of free speech with Trump, who, just four years ago, was considered too dangerous even to be a Meta user

Donald Trump's relentless Greenland fixation puts Denmark in spotlight

Greenland has become a source of growing tension between the US and Denmark

Honda showcases US-made EV prototypes as it mulls slowing investments

The two models - a sedan and and SUV - will be built at Honda's plant in Ohio and sold in the US starting early next year

Donald Trump's border czar sees $86 billion cost to target migrants

Homan's comments on funding offer a glimpse into one of the most pressing challenges the Trump administration faces

China's richest regions cut electricity prices to protect industries

The richest coastal provinces have reduced their benchmark thermal power prices by about 10 per cent from last year

Backlash over H-1B visas shows Indians they're not so special anymore

The temporary work permits are the only real way to employ Indian immigrants in the US, since national caps make it nearly impossible for them to get a green card

Donald Trump presses to block release of DOJ Special Counsel report

Special Counsel Smith hasn't announced when he intends to finish his work, but it's expected to happen before Trump's Jan. 20 inauguration

Microsoft Inc is not Google's most serious rival, it's an AI startup

Perplexity has raised far more money than Neeva- $913 million compared with $77 million, according to Pitchbook- and its clean, comprehensive answers are drawing users

China's biggest shipping line Cosco added to US military blacklist

Federal Register filing named it as qualifying as a Chinese military company as determined by the Pentagon, along with Tencent Holdings Ltd. and Contemporary Amperex Technology Co Ltd

Asia's middle-class growth slows, keeping the 'Asian Dream' out of reach

There is no concrete definition of what such a dream with Asian characteristics means, but inspiration could come from the American Dream, a term coined by writer James Truslow Adams in 1931

Boeing culture overhaul a 'work in progress': Outgoing US transport secy

US aviation safety regulators dramatically stepped up scrutiny of the planemaker during Buttigieg's last year in office in response to the near-catastrophe

Dell unveils Apple-like rebrand in an attempt to make PCs cool again

Dell and peers HP Inc. and Lenovo Group Ltd. have been trying new strategies to encourage upgrades

Meloni's closeness to Musk and Trump is a win-win but also a big risk

. After the Trump visit, Italy confirmed it was in advanced talks with Musk's SpaceX to provide secure telecommunications, inevitably raising the question of a quid pro quo

Donald Trump keeps world guessing over how he intends to impose tariffs

During his campaign, Trump promised 10 per cent to 20 per cent across-the-board tariffs on all imported goods and a tariff as high as 60 per cent on Chinese goods