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Renewables expansion threatened by poor weather data: Industry leaders

As it strives to reduce the carbon intensity of its economy, India will need to increase the share of renewables in its coal-heavy energy basket, but it is already facing constraints

Growing pains aided criminal abuse on platform: Telegram CEO Durov

The social media billionaire was charged in France last week for failing to stop the spread of illicit content on the app

Business travel bounces back as companies increase spending plans

Business travelers are also now routinely blending work and leisure, making them an even more attractive demographic

Federal judge sets October deadlines for Trump's election interference case

US District Judge Tanya Chutkan suggested Trump's defense team was trying to drag out the case as he campaigns for a return to the White House

Americans less supportive of TikTok ban ahead of govt deadline: Survey

Pew found that 38 per cent of US adults supported a ban last fall and 50 per cent were in favor in March 2023

Fast-spreading mpox variant detected in Congo's densely populated capital

Co-circulation of clades Ia and Ib was reported for the first time in the central African city of more than 17 million people

Adani Group in talks with global banks to sell $1.5 billion of dollar bonds

Proceeds would be used to refinance project debt, according to people familiar with the plans, who requested anonymity to discuss private details

Sanlam eyes India wealth management after BlackRock, Jio join contest

Insurer plans to build out its partnership with Shriram Capital Group in India by adding an equal joint venture covering wealth and advice services, doubling down on an initial 2005 investment

Ambani, Adani wooing mom-and-pop investors into financial markets

Adani Enterprises, is for the first time marketing bonds to mom and pop investors. The following day, Ambani-led Reliance's board approved giving shareholders an extra share for every one they hold

Why public EV chargers are almost never working as fast as promised

The chemical wizardry of battery power is more complex than pouring liquid in a tank, and both internal and external factors take a toll on charging speed

India's power emissions must peak by 2026 to align with Paris pact

The world's third-biggest emitter needs $12.4 trillion in investment to reach net zero ahead of its official target of 2070, BNEF said in its New Energy Outlook for India

Germany's image as auto superpower hit by Volkswagen's slow decline

Germany is confronting the most symbolic moment yet in its story of industrial decline as its biggest manufacturer is poised to cross the Rubicon of factory closures

India inks chip deal with Singapore as PM Modi pushes tech ambition

The nations will also work more closely together in cybersecurity, fifth-generation mobile networks, super-computing and artificial intelligence

ADIA-backed NIIF to seek $4 bn for infrastructure in largest-ever fundraise

The National Investment & Infrastructure Fund, backed by the Indian government and several global investors, is looking to raise money early next year

Brazil blocking Elon Musk's X costs millions of users, little in sales

While sales from Brazil would likely represent a small piece of X's overall business, any revenue is important for the company, which is still fighting to win back advertisers

Brazil vs Elon Musk: SpaceX warns employees not to travel to the country

It's standard for companies to review their security protocols and caution employees from traveling to certain areas depending on changing dynamics with customers and foreign governments

Japan's new norm of working into your 70s may spread to rest of world soon

To coax companies to keep elderly people employed, the government is already providing subsidies to firms employing those aged 65 and older

AI startup You.com gets backing from Nvidia, DuckDuckGo Back, raises $50 mn

You.com claims millions of daily users, including at organizations like Salesforce, Stanford University and the startup Hugging Face

Wall Street T+1 switch is causing more pain than we thought: Citigroup

The T+1 shift was a global event for the financial industry because it affected every institution and investor with cash in the US capital markets

Ukraine officials expecting IMF's pressure to devalue currency, cut rates

The result of the review could unlock a $1.1 billion disbursement to Ukraine if the fund's staff determines Ukraine is hitting program targets