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Musk's vow to make lots of Robotaxis conflicts with US auto safety rules

Regulatory hurdles were one of multiple issues Musk sidestepped during his much-anticipated unveiling of robotaxi, billed as a pillar of the Tesla CEO's push into robotics and artificial intelligence

'States will undo abortion laws that are too tough,' says Donald Trump

Trump didn't specify which states he was speaking about, but cited Ohio as an example of a GOP-led state that voted to expand abortion rights in a recent ballot measure

US elections: Musk's $75 million gift cements role as a top Trump donor

Musk was America PAC's only donor, making seven separate contributions between July 3 and Sept. 5, according to its latest filing with the Federal Election Commission

China seeks 'targeted security measures' for its citizens in Pakistan

Two countries are entering into second phase of the CPEC program, part of China's Belt and Road initiative, that Islamabad expects will lead to relocation of Chinese export industries to Pakistan

Indian market's record 11-month stock rally at risk as profits cool

Brokerages predict that companies in the benchmark NSE Nifty 50 Index will either report flat or low single digits profit gains for the quarter ended September

VW, BMW and, Mercedes getting left behind in auto race by China's EVs

The latest warning signs came last week, when all three German manufacturers reported slumping third-quarter sales in China

J&J Q3 earnings beat expectations, make progress on talc liabilities

Adjusted profit was $2.42 a share, surpassing Wall Street's average estimate of $2.19. Pharmaceutical revenue rose almost 5 per cent, exceeding expectations by more than $400 million

Adani Group returns to dollar market with new green bond sale initiative

Dollar bond sales from Indian issuers are running at their highest in three years, with companies raising about $10 billion so far in 2024, as spreads on dollar debt hover near their lowest in decades

US weighs capping exports of AI chips from Nvidia, AMD to certain countries

The new approach would set a ceiling on export licenses for certain countries in the interest of national security

Tesla's optimus bots remotely operated by humans at recent cybercab event

The use of human input raises questions over the capabilities and market readiness of the bot, which Musk said last week he expects to be the biggest product ever of any kind

India emerging as clean energy superpower, delivering beyond expectations

By 2026, the country will be able to assembly 172 GW of panels per year, according to Mercom India Research, a renewables consultancy

Boeing's endless doom spiral gives no respite to CEO John Ortberg

Boeing's shares fell 2.5% as of 9:33 a.m. in New York on Monday, the first trading session since the cuts were announced

Singapore opposition leader Pritam Singh's trial begins before elections

Singh was formally named leader of the opposition in 2020, the first such designation in Singapore's history. His Workers' Party has cast itself as being able to serve as a check on the PAP

Ola Electric's Bhavish Aggarwal and his EVs need to be less combustible

An online spat between Aggarwal and Kunal Kamra, a popular Indian stand-up comic, has had India riveted

Kamala Harris baits Trump on his health records after releasing her own

Harris' line of attack followed the release of a detailed report by her physician that said 59-year-old Democratic nominee is in excellent health

Dubai's growing expat population putting strain on its infrastructure

The growth has stoked the economy, and that's helped propel Dubai's benchmark index into the ranks of the best global performers this year

ECB set to deepen global easing with interest rate cut it didn't expect

US reports will offer a sense of how much momentum consumers, manufacturers and homebuilders had approaching the final quarter of the year

Ukraine's rocky past with Poland is haunting Zelenskyy amid escalating war

The rift coincides with mounting war fatigue among Kyiv's Western allies, with Russian troops making grinding advances in the country's east

India is Russia's no. 2 supplier of restricted tech, say US, EU officials

Indian exports of restricted items such as microchips, circuits and machine tools surpassed $60 million in both April and May

China shores up its property sector, signals more spending is coming

Local governments will be allowed to use special bonds to buy unsold homes, Finance Minister Lan Fo'an announced