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Putin's critic warns Kremlin will seize more assets to punish foes

Russia has become increasingly aggressive in seizing assets from local tycoons since the start of the Ukraine war

Russia's Putin plans to meet Xi in China days after his new term begins

Putin last month said he was planning to visit China in May, though he didn't specify the exact dates

Google broke antitrust law to maintain its dominance, says US Justice Dept

Being the default search engine gives Google access to more users generating more queries than its rivals, allowing it to improve its algorithms and results, DOJ lawyers argued

Ferrari unveils $423,000 sports car with 1960s bloodline at Miami F1 GP

Ferrari's F1 team, which will welcome star driver Lewis Hamilton in the 2025 racing season, and its reputation for quality have helped make it the strongest luxury automotive brand

TikTok may be dragged into US addiction lawsuits against social media firms

TikTok's Beijing-based parent, ByteDance Ltd, is refusing to share information with the US lawyers about its platforms in China and other countries, saying it's not relevant to the ongoing litigation

Microsoft adds security chiefs to product groups in wake of hackings

The software giant said it is adding deputy chief information security officers within its product groups, while declining to identify the new officials

Adani Enterprises got 2 Sebi notices over Hindenburg report in Q4: Report

In the quarter ended March 31, the flagship of billionaire Gautam Adani empire received two so-called show-cause notices from the Securities and Exchange Board of India, or Sebi

Huawei Technologies secretly backs US Research, awarding millions in prizes

A Huawei spokesman said the company and the Optica Foundation created the competition to support global research and promote academic communication

Barred Huawei secretly backs US research, awarding mllions in prizes

The findings reveal one strategy Shenzhen, China-based Huawei is using to remain at the forefront of funding international research despite a web of US restrictions imposed over the past several years

Order must prevail, says Biden on violence in student protests over Gaza

The demonstrations have posed a threat to Biden's reelection bid, and the president faced mounting pressure to personally address them before his unscheduled remarks on Thursday

Economists push out RBI's interest rate cut forecasts to end of year

The RBI may start cutting its benchmark repurchase rate, currently at 6.5 per cent, by a total of 50 basis points in the October-December period before pausing for a few months

Indian Oil resumes buying Russian crude oil delivered on Sovcomflot ships

The acceptance of Sovcomflot tanker by the country's largest refiner carries significance as it could embolden other smaller refiners to also use Sovcomflot vessels for their oil purchases from Russia

Offers getting revoked weeks before start date: Tesla interns after layoffs

Tesla Inc. is rescinding offers just weeks before internships were set to start, prompting aspiring employees to take to LinkedIn to appeal to other employers to take them in

Google made payments worth $20 bn to Apple in 2022, court documents show

The deal between the two tech giants is at the heart of the landmark case, in which antitrust enforcers allege Google has illegally monopolised the market for online search and related advertising

Anthill Ventures seeks to raise $100 mn for private credit cross-fund

The $1.7 trillion global private credit market has become a serious rival to mainstream lending, attracting investors by offering higher rates of returns

Microsoft's concerns over Google's lead drove investment in OpenAI

The US Justice Department has argued that OpenAI's ChatGPT and other innovations may have been released years ago if Google hadn't monopolised search market

Binance founder Changpeng Zhao sentenced to four months in prison

Zhao pleaded guilty in November for failing to implement an adequate money laundering program at Binance

Ireland becomes second EU state with no women leading listed companies

Only 8% of CEO positions at the largest listed companies in the EU28 in 2023 were women

India needs 'hard reforms' to reach GDP growth of 7.5%, says HSBC

Prime Minister Narendra Modi - who is seeking a third term in elections that run until June 1 - has been campaigning on making India a developed nation by 2047

AI faces its 'Oppenheimer moment' during killer robot arms race

Spreading global conflict combined with financial incentives for companies to promote AI adds to the challenge of controlling killer robots, according to Jaan Tallinn