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How a supply glitch gave Air India 50 Boeing jets made for Chinese airlines

Air India Express has received 41 of 50 white-tail 737 Max jets from its June 2023 order of 190 planes- jets built for others but remained unused in storage

Trump's tariffs have unleashed worst of all possible worlds for his voters

Trump, speaking on Air Force One on Thursday afternoon, said he was open to reducing tariffs if trading partners were able to offer something "phenomenal"

Trump tariffs wipe out $2.5 trn from US stock market amid recession fears

The breadth and severity of the levies dwarfed those imposed by Trump during his first term, threatening to upend global supply chains, exacerbate an economic slowdown and boost inflation

How Donald Trump's tariffs were honed in the final hours before rollout

For a policy Trump championed for months on the campaign trail and vowed to implement quickly as the centerpiece of his economic agenda, the messiness of the rollout was inescapable

India subprime loans on edge of crisis with distress among 68% borrowers

The $45 billion industry will probably muddle through its latest difficulties, though analysts want the central bank to come up with more robust supervision

Trump's tariff announcement send shockwaves across global economy

The higher reciprocal rates targeting nations Trump administration labels the worst offenders are based on a government tally of the levies and non-tariff barriers those countries impose on US goods

TikTok faces fine over $553 million for illegally shipping EU data to China

Ireland's data protection commission, the company's main regulator in Europe, will issue the penalty against TikTok before the end of the month

Trump's reciprocal tariffs to hit the world's poorest nations the hardest

Cambodia was slapped with Asia's highest tariff rate of 49 per cent in Trump's levies

Trump's tariffs seen as far worse shock to China than first trade war

The trade standoff may wallop the economy just as its performance was steading in the beginning of 2025, with little sign of damage from tariff increases so far

Donald Trump's tariff shocker can be India's chance at trade reform

For 600 million workers and 1.4 billion consumers, Trump's trade war is a wake-up call to revive the three-decade-old liberalisation project

Kotak plans to raise $2 bn for new private credit fund amid growing demand

The fund will offer a range of financing options including acquisition funding, equity-backed loans, and annuity assets that generate steady cash flow

Amazon submits bid to White House for buying TikTok as sale deadline nears

Even if Amazon's bid fails to gain traction inside the White House, the company's interest could compel other suitors to pay more, which squeezes more money out of a potential rival

Trump's tariff plan remains undecided ahead of announcement at Rose Garden

Amid all the speculation, the White House on Tuesday stayed silent on the details of Trump's plan, ahead of the president's formal announcement

India's tech startups worth $100 billion seen seeking IPOs by 2027

Young companies are now in better shape than in 2021 and 2022, when several startups that sought to capture India's booming capital markets cratered after listing at high valuations

Trump's tariff rollout opens new era of uncertainty for global economy

The lack of details so far on the structure, size and targets of the levies have left the world "flying blind" heading into the big announcement day, according to Nomura

Donald Trump's tariffs threaten India's slowdown-hit auto parts makers

Trump first targeted fully assembled vehicles with a 25% duty from April 3, while additional tariffs on car parts like engines, transmissions, and electrical systems are set to take effect on May 3

Donald Trump's tariff plans still in limbo ahead of Rose Garden event

Several proposals are said to be under consideration, including a tiered tariff system with a set of flat rates for countries, as well as a more customised reciprocal plan

Cory Booker's attack on Donald Trump sets record as longest Senate speech

Although Booker's speech ended shortly after 8 p.m. and was not a filibuster, its attention signaled that Democrats are already focusing on the 2026 midterms and the 2028 presidential race

US health department mass layoffs begin as RFK Jr orders 10,000 job cuts

Among those cut were Peter Stein, a top official at the Food and Drug Administration who oversaw reviewers that evaluate new drugs

Trump's pharma tariffs threaten global supply chains, patient access

Protectionist policies will raise the prices of active ingredients for these producers, many of whom may have little recourse to return manufacturing to the US in the short term