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Here's why Donald Trump won't take world by surprise a second time

For many countries, however, the prospect of Trump's return is less disconcerting than one might imagine

MUFG bullish on India, seeks M&A deals to drive growth, expand presence

The goal for Japan's largest lender is to push up its buyouts and investment in India

Indian airlines' shakeup intensifies competition, expands business seats

Vistara operates its final flight on Monday before its planned merger with Air India kicks in the following day

Bitcoin rises above $80,000 for first time on optimism over Trump's victory

The cryptocurrency climbed as much as 4.7% to an unprecedented $80,092 on Sunday

America First: Here's who Donald Trump may tap for national security

Besides national security, Trump will be looking to build out the heads of financial regulatory agencies, which are expected to take a more light-handed approach than Biden's administratration

Power Finance Corp not to sanction $2.4 bn debt to Shapoorji Pallonji Group

The group, controlled by Indian billionaire Shapoor Mistry, had earlier reached out to Power Finance for the loan

Taj Hotels' parent co IHC to add 120 properties to tap travel, wedding boom

Indian Hotels will open the 1952-built Hessischer Hof in Frankfurt in the next 10 months marking its first foray into continent Europe

India moves green bonds worth $1.2 billion to index-tracking menu

The announcement comes just three months after India imposed controls on foreign ownership of some newly issued bonds with 14-year and 30-year tenors

Jerome Powell signals readiness to defy Trump in Federal Reserve's defence

The comments, just two days after Trump's re-election, portend the power struggle that may lie ahead between the central bank and a president who insists he should have a say on interest-rate policy

Education: The secret sauce that helped China in beating India at growth

Thanks to a 50-year head-start in exposure to Western learning, India had a student population that was eight times bigger than China's at the turn of the 20th century

Federal Reserve cuts key interest rate by 25 bps to support economy

Officials voted unanimously to lower the federal funds rate to a range of 4.5% to 4.75%. The adjustment follows a larger, half-point cut in September

Indians highlight Usha Vance's south Asian roots after Harris loses polls

Usha Chilukuri Vance is the wife of JD Vance, running mate of Donald Trump, who won a second term in Tuesday's US presidential election

Trump's win in US elections wreaks havoc on global rate-cut expectations

The election tremors were felt in Europe, too - particularly in the east, which fears reduced US support for Ukraine as it tries to fend of Russian forces

US tech giants brace for AI revamp, antitrust pullback in Trump 2.0

On artificial intelligence, Trump has vowed to rip up an executive order from President Joe Biden aimed at putting safety guardrails on the emerging technology

Here's why Harris' defeat keeps 248-year barrier for American women intact

The result means that 248 years into its history as an independent nation, the US has only elected male heads of state, upholding a barrier that has been demolished from Mexico to Italy

Saudi Arabia plans $100 billion AI powerhouse to rival UAE tech hub

The state-backed entity will invest in data centers, startups and other infrastructure to develop AI, the people said, asking not to be identified discussing plans that aren't yet public

US elections: Trump's ability to move past legal woes faces New York test

Trump's lawyers are expected to move to call off his sentencing in the so-called hush-money case, set for Nov. 26, and toss out the verdict now that he is president-elect

Australia set to impose ban on social media for children under 16, says PM

The long-anticipated age limits for social media are part of a suite of measures from Albanese's center-left Labor government to crack down on technology giants

Trump's US presidential election victory casts shadow over Federal Reserve

In his campaign, Trump promised to wield tariffs more aggressively against US trading partners, deport millions of undocumented immigrants and extend his 2017 tax cuts

Global CEOs confront new era with Donald Trump win, risk of tariffs

CEO Harald Fotland answered with a warning: "We will see more protectionism, and that might be an issue for exports out of the US."