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Trump likely to order changes to encourage domestic oil, gas development

Trump telegraphed similar ambitions on the campaign trail, vowing to "unleash domestic energy production like never before" by ending "delays in federal drilling permits and leases"

Argentina exits recession in Q3 as Prez Milei eyes growth before mid-terms

Gross domestic product expanded 3.9 per cent from July to September compared to the previous three-month period, better than analysts' expectations for 3.4 per cent growth

Market regulator Sebi weighs easing norms for Alternative Investment Funds

With the checks and balances now in place, we are in a position to consider greater product and innovation flexibility to AIFs, Ananth Narayan, a whole-time member of Sebi board said

Banking liquidity deficit hits highest in 6 months on advance tax payments

Indian companies' advance tax payments, which come due in the last month of each quarter, are adding to the liquidity strain

Trudeau names LeBlanc as Canada's new finance minister with govt in chaos

LeBlanc was sworn in during a late afternoon ceremony in Ottawa. The 57-year-old has been serving as public safety minister

Donald Trump and Xi Jinping have a chance to improve relations in 2025

A face-to-face meeting, sooner rather than later, is essential to set the tone of the bilateral relationship over the next four year

China's factories seek to Trump-proof their business by going global

Factory bosses also acknowledged that their attempts to Trump-proof their businesses are vulnerable to the whims of his trade policies

TikTok asks US Supreme Court to block govt ban set to take effect in Jan

Barring Supreme Court intervention, the ban will kick in Jan. 19, the day before Trump is inaugurated

TikTok CEO Chew meets President-elect Trump at Mar-a-Lago ahead of US ban

The private meeting, confirmed by a source familiar with the discussion, came just hours after Trump suggested he'd somehow try to reverse the ban to save TikTok

Zelenskyy should prepare to make deal to end Russia-Ukraine war, says Trump

Trump said it would take a century to rebuild Ukrainian cities leveled by the Russian invasion and brushed aside Ukrainian hopes of recapturing seized territory

No risk after Donald Trump decries drone 'suspense', clarifies White House

Kirby said that of more than 5,000 tips to the FBI in recent weeks, the agency felt the need to follow up on 100 reported incidents

Climate change is stealing weeks of winter, unnerving ski area owners

Warmer days may come as a welcome reprieve for those who endure freezing winters, but the trend is troubling as higher temperatures impact everything from sports to drinking water

President-elect Trump loses bid to get hush money case tossed over immunity

New York state court Justice Juan Merchan on Monday rejected Trump's argument that his trial was tainted by witness testimony and other evidence

Law firms across globe rush to cash in on $150 bn West Asia deal boom

The $150 billion of deals involving Gulf firms in 2024 marks a 62 per cent increase from the same period last year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg

Sebi plans to introduce rules to streamline algo-trading for amateurs

Under the proposal, stock brokers can offer such a facility to retail investors only after getting each program approved by the stock exchanges

Blackstone emerges as top bidder for minority stake in Haldiram Snacks deal

Considerations are ongoing and no final decisions have been made, the people said. Representatives for Blackstone, GIC, Haldiram and ADIA declined to comment

LG mulls raising India unit valuation to $15 bn from $13 bn ahead of IPO

The company is planning to start a formal roadshow for LG Electronics India Pvt's IPO within the next two months and is targeting a listing in the first half of 2025

Chip industry needs way more women to drive growth and innovation

It's not unusual for the semiconductor industry, and tech sector in general, to feel like a man's world

US' overreach, not Brics, poses the real threat to dollar dominance

If Trump wants to maintain the dollar's primacy, he should recognise that its value is not dependent on American power and threats, but on American reliability

UK-India business boosted by prospect of free trade agreement, says HSBC

In the nine months to October, HSBC's UK unit received 36 per cent more business client referrals from its arm in India