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Foxconn's Terry Gou continues presidential bid for Taiwan amid China woes

At a religious event on Sunday in Taipei, Gou repeated his stance that the Taiwanese people don't want war with China. But there, too, he didn't address Foxconn's China woes

Sebi turns up heat on unregistered influencers giving tips on social media

The regulator's order is at least the third high-profile crackdown on a financial influencer this year

Vodafone nears stake sale in $5.3 bn Spanish unit to Zegona: Report

While discussions are at an advanced stage, they could still be delayed or even falter, according to the people

Goyal condemns terrorism, stresses unity with G7 as Israel crisis soars

Goyal's remarks reflect a close and growing interplay between trade and geopolitical tensions around the world, amid concerns that the conflict in the Middle East could spread

Crypto unicorn CoinDCX expects govt to lower tax that crushed trading

The company reduced staff by 12% earlier in 2023 and now has around 550 employees. Operating revenue and cash in the bank give CoinDCX a five-year "runway," Gupta said

Elon Musk says X's new products will challenge YouTube and LinkedIn

Revenue at X is still largely coming from advertising, which accounts for about 75% of total sales compared with 25% from subscriptions and data

Big Tech sheds $200 billion in value as earnings disappoint this year

The seven companies have been the story of the year in the stock market, with a frenzy of interest around artificial intelligence fuelling gains for many of them

At 4.9%, US third-quarter GDP grows at the fastest pace in two years

A closely watched measure of underlying inflation, meanwhile, cooled to the slowest pace since 2020

Adani Group seeking to raise $4 bn to fund green hydrogen plans

Tycoons like Adani and his rival Mukesh Ambani are betting on green hydrogen as Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeks to establish India's leadership in the transition toward cleaner technology

Case to break up Google hinges on 'four taps and a swipe': Report

Microsoft ended up losing its monopoly trial, but after an appeal the company settled in the early aughts with the Justice Department

Option traders see RBI's grip on Rupee lasting for the rest of 2023

The rupee has weakened about 0.5 per cent this year, the least among Asia's emerging markets, thanks to inflows of nearly $18 billion and RBI intervention

Here's why Disney's deal to sell Indian ops will follow Murdoch's logic

The Star India business came to Disney as part of a $71 billion global acquisition of 21st Century Fox Inc.'s entertainment assets

Microsoft sales top forecast, bolstered by cloud-computing growth

The shares climbed as high as $351.95 in extended trading following the report, after closing at $330.53 at the close in New York

Alphabet shares slump over 8% as cloud unit services misses estimates

As Google's dominant search business matures, investors are looking to the cloud unit to take the lead on growth. The unit reported operating income of $266 million, missing estimates of $434 million

UK blames GenZ, Millennial's busy lifestyle for upending labour data

The trend forced the ONS to scrap its usual data on employment and unemployment on Tuesday

Israeli firms trying to keep up with worker shortages, missed deadlines

Some offices have lost significant portions of their workforce to the army reserves

Prolonged Israel-Hamas war means higher interest rates for longer: IMF

Inflation is still high and that requires interest rates to remain high, throwing more cold water on growth, said IMF

AI backlash may anger thousands of employees in UK, says Infosys Partner

The remarks ahead of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's AI Summit next week underscore the stakes for policymakers facing a rapid shift in the nature of work

Apple raises prices of media streaming service TV+ to $9.99 per Month

The TV+ price increase is only the second in its four-year history. It was originally offered at $4.99 when it launched in 2019

Amazon warehouse workers' injuries more widespread than thought: Study

The new national study, published Wednesday by the University of Illinois Chicago's Center for Urban Economic Development, found that 69% of workers surveyed stayed home without pay to recover