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Centre to seek bids for $960 million EV battery production program

The government will seek bids from potential investors next month, they said

Ukrainian commander played key role in Nord Stream sabotage: Reports

Oleksandr Syrskyi, commander of Ukraine's ground forces, said on Telegram that Russia is trying to recapture positions they previously lost around Bakhmut

China may end freeze on Boeing 737 Max deal in US ahead of Xi-Biden's meet

A 737 Max agreement would mark an important breakthrough for Boeing, after it lost its market lead in China to arch-rival Airbus SE

With US funding in pocket, Adani plans expansion of overseas port empire

The announcement marked a welcome reprieve for India's Adani Group following a damaging short-seller attack and a number of corporate fraud allegations leveled against it this year

Elections to disrupt India stocks calm in 2024, says Morgan Stanley

"A potential change in government could lead to changes in the direction of policy reform and execution leading to poor investment sentiment," Morgan Stanley said

Apple Inc's China sales dip boosts $20 billion Xiaomi market rally

Chinese Android makers are capitalizing as Apple posts sliding revenue in the country, even amid signs that Asia's largest smartphone market is starting to bottom out after years of decline

Goldman upgrades Indian equities citing strategic appeal, downgrades China

The Wall Street bank has downgraded its views on China equities several times this year amid pessimism in the country's stock market

Hyundai to install new plant in S Korea, to produce 200,000 EVs a year

Hyundai will invest 2 trillion won ($1.5 billion) building the plant, which will cover 548,000 square meters of land at a former motor racing circuit

Boeing in final leg of major deal with Emirates for its wide body 777x jets

The state-owned carrier is among the largest operators of widebody aircraft, using its hub in Dubai as a global link between the US, Europe and Asia

Climate injustice: There's a US-shaped hole in every feasible solution

With the US unable or unwilling to make any credible commitments, the rest of the world is floundering around trying to compensate for its lack of leadership

US shutdown risk eased in stopgap plan offered by House Speaker Johnson

The proposal, which omits new funding for aid to Israel and Ukraine, would extend funding for some government agencies to January and others to February

One year after FTX imploded, here's how cryptocurrencies are changing

A year on, the industry is irrevocably altered - while at the same time in many ways remarkably familiar

US, South Korea, Japan to share data on North Korean missile launches

The three sides had previously announced that they were negotiating an agreement on data sharing, but had not finalized a date to begin the project

Iceland clears town near Blue Lagoon due to volcanic eruption risk

Authorities have been on alert after weeks of tremors indicated a magma intrusion is forming underground close to Grindavik on the Reykjanes peninsula

Apple's top iPhone supplier Foxconn goes to outer space with new satellites

The launch of the LEO satellites marks a key moment for the Taiwanese electronics manufacturer as it diversifies into new sectors

What is a smog tower and do they work? How is India fighting air pollution?

When temperatures drop and wind speed declines, toxic particles from car tailpipes, industrial chimneys, and construction sites remain trapped over India's capital and its satellite cities.

Riyadh Air set for 100 Boeing Max jets order in Dubai to expand fleet

The carrier, launched by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, is considering placing a firm orders for 50 jets along with a similar number of options as early as Dubai Air Show that begins Monday

Ransomware gang Lockbit posts what it says is Boeing data on website

Lockbit has proven prolific in the ransomware space in recent months. Just this week, it is suspected to have attacked Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd

European Union strikes landmark deal to protect and restore nature

"This law is a global first," said committee chair Pascal Canfin before the deal. "That's why there is concern that it could lead to a stress on food security."

Mark Mobius plans to step back from Mobius Capital in coming months

In 2018, Mobius retired from Franklin Templeton Investments after three decades at the firm