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Apple to sell Made-in-India iPhones on launch day for the first time

It would also underscore India's growing production prowess, and reflect a significant departure from Apple's previous strategy of selling mostly Chinese-made new devices to frenzied customers

Elon Musk ignored pleas to stop alienating advertisers, says new book

The billionaire owner of X, formerly known as Twitter, has a long list of wealthy, powerful advisors he habitually ignores, according to Walter Isaacson's new biography

European Union's enforcer wants big tech players to play by his rules

3-years ago, the EU was drafting what would become the bloc's landmark content moderation and competition rules, and executives had come to present their perspective

Apple Inc's high-stakes iPhone 15 launch explained in five charts

Apple also just renewed a contract to get modem chips from Qualcomm Inc., a sign that an effort to build its own components is taking longer than expected

Marking 9/11 attacks, Joe Biden says world is safer with US leadership

Biden spoke about his visits to the other sites. "I join you on this solemn day to renew our sacred vow: never forget," he said

Tata Group needs to find substantial growth, ward off Ambani's Reliance

Tata Consumer Products Ltd., the owner of the Tetley tea brand, was uncomfortable with Haldiram's $10 billion valuation

FTX 2.0: Bankman-Fried's former crypto exchange outlines plan for reboot

More than 75 bidders have been contacted by the FTX estate since May to gauge industry interest in backing a relaunch of the exchange, according to a presentation filed in a Delaware court

Credit card disputes keep rising at Visa Inc as e-commerce booms: Report

Disputes on Visa's network rose to more than 90 million in 2022, data provided by the payment company showed

Bucking the emerging market trend: India mcap nears another peak

Foreign investors have bought more than $16 billion worth of Indian stocks on a net basis so far in 2023, set to be the biggest inflow in 3 years

G20 summit costs Delhi traders $120 mn in revenue dur to partial shutdown

Local reports suggested that the long weekend triggered a travel rush prompting citizens to travel out of the city

US inflation outlook stable, credit pessimism rises in Fed survey

Median one-year-ahead inflation expectations rose slightly last month to 3.6% from 3.5% in July, the New York Fed said Monday

Tata's jewellery brand Titan in talks to debut rupee bond worth Rs 3,000 cr

The bond would be Titan's first in rupees, according to Bloomberg-compiled data

UBS Group AG to cut hundreds of wealth jobs in Asia as activity slows

UBS is battling muted client sentiment and activity levels in Asia-Pacific, where the regional business hub of Hong Kong has long been a booking center along with Singapore for China's ultra-wealthy

Lula da Silva backs off pledge Vladimir Putin won't be arrested on visit

The International Criminal Court issued a warrant for Putin's arrest on war crimes charges in March

China economy shows stability signs as credit and inflation improve

The strong credit data published Monday showed recent steps to bolster the real estate market may be starting to lift household demand for mortgages

Fear of being made obsolete grips college-educated workers in the US

Some 22% of workers now fear that they could be sidelined by technology, up from 15% two years ago, says Gallup survey

Bankers flag risks in new voice-enabled payment feature on India's UPI

The government-backed feature called Hello UPI will allow users to pay via apps and calls in Hindi and English, and will soon roll out services in other regional languages

Byju's makes a surprise $1.2 billion repayment proposal to lenders

Byju's and its lenders have been mired in a conflict for almost a year, during which rounds of negotiations to revamp its loan agreement have failed

China's unexpected trading tax cut forces Hong Kong into hard choice

The aggressive moves by Beijing to support markets are speeding up plans for Hong Kong to come up with its own measures to revive activity of trading and initial public offerings

US consumer likely to start cutting back, hurting economy and stocks

The finding is at odds with the optimism that's permeated US equity markets for most of the summer, as cooling inflation and low unemployment bolstered hopes for a so-called soft landing