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China's ongoing property crisis is starting to ripple across the world

The 60 Curzon residential development in Mayfair where insolvency experts from Interpath Advisory have been appointed

Govt relaxed about OPEC+ cutting oil output, says oil minister Puri

India's oil-buying spree comes as the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies, including Russia, are capping their production amid demand concerns

India's true manufacturing rival is Vietnam, not China

For India to succeed, it needs to start thinking outward, which means understanding that the investment and business environment there isn't competitive

Fintech major Paytm set for small win as govt close to approving investment

The RBI in 2022 held back Paytm Payments Services' application to become a so-called payments aggregator - an entity which makes it easier for online retailers and merchants to accept digital payments

Job cuts at Citi, Deutsche Bank show the future has arrived on Wall Street

Both executives were speaking in 2017, and while they may have been early, their predictions are beginning to pan out

Pak poll results delayed, Imran Khan's party claims win in first results

This will be "probably the biggest election upset in Pakistan's political history in the last 50 years," said Mushahid Hussain Sayed, a senator with Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz

US Prez Biden assails special counsel for questioning his mental acuity

"My memory is fine," Biden said. "I'm the most qualified person in this country to be President of the United States and finish the job I started."

Artificial intelligence driving more layoffs than companies want to admit

Experts struggle to get an accurate picture of just how many jobs are being eliminated as AI rapidly advances

Walt Disney's stock soars on strong results ahead of face-off with Peltz

The entertainment giant issued an upbeat profit outlook for the year, giving Chief Executive Officer Bob Iger ammunition to deflect proxy challenges at its shareholder meeting this spring

China's central bank projects 'modest' rebound for consumer prices

In its policy report, the PBOC vowed to step up policy coordination and support consumption as well as investment, so prices stay within a reasonable range

Bitcoin approaches $45,000 with US spot ETFs showing steady inflows

The largest cryptocurrency rose as much as 1.6% to $44,872 on Thursday. Bitcoin last traded above $45,000 on Jan. 12, the day after the ETFs began trading

60% of scam cases in UK came from Facebook, Instagram, says Revolut

The London-based fintech found 60% of UK scam cases came from Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, dwarfing other platforms and frauds conducted by telephone

TikTok, Meta attack at European Union's content moderation laws in court

ByteDance Ltd.'s TikTok took the European Commission to court on Feb. 6 and Meta filed its challenge a day earlier, filings show

Govt will seek an end to WTO's 1998 tariff freeze on trade of digital goods

The WTO has had a moratorium on customs duties on electronic transmissions since 1998, and members have extended the rule every two years

Layoffs: Is AI coming for white-collar jobs? Coders, analysts should worry

Shareholders don't seem too bothered, as seen by Meta Platforms Inc.'s recent whopping $197 billion one-day market-cap gain, and neither do politicians eager to catch up in the tech race

Surge in immigration to boost US GDP by $7 trn over decade, says CBO

The agency's estimates come amid a fierce political debate in Washington over the surge of migration at the US-Mexico border and what should be done to control it

The Singapore banker who tried to be Gandalf is now running out of time

Trouble is, after more than 14 years leading DBS, the wizard of Asian banking is running out of time: Succession is on the horizon

India is scorning the energy bounty that helped to transform China

However, India is desperately short of domestic oilfields. Just 2.6 billion metric tonnes of its estimated 359 billion tonnes of carbon storage capacity is in petroleum reservoirs

A year after Hindenburg report, Adani's fortune hits $100 billion again

The Indian mogul has regained much of his wealth after a short-seller attack sent it plunging in early 2023. On Wednesday, Adani's net worth climbed $2.7 billion to $100.7 billion

India must realise that its true manufacturing rival is Vietnam, not China

If you tax inputs, you are taxing your outputs, Garcetti noted. "You are not taxing us, you are not protecting the market. What you are doing is limiting a market."