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Donald Trump, Pete Hegseth tout record $1 trillion US defense budget

We are very cost conscious but the military is something that we have to build and we have to be strong because you have a lot of bad forces out there now, Trump said

China floats interest rate cuts, industry aid to counter Trump tariff hit

The reserve requirement ratio for financial institutions and the central bank's policy rates can be cut anytime going forward, the state-owned People's Daily said in a commentary on Sunday

Singapore PM Wong warns of trouble as US tariffs threaten global trade

Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong, who stepped aside as prime minister in May after two decades in the job, followed with remarks of his own at a community event on Sunday

Ola's February sales added e-motorbikes which haven't even hit the road yet

Ola Electric Mobility Ltd. counted its yet-to-be launched electric motorcycles and e-scooter bookings in its February sales number

Trump tariffs: China appeals for calm, readies economic resilience plans

Signals resilience as it counters US tariffs with plans to boost domestic demand through stimulus measures, including possible interest rate cuts, amid ongoing trade tensions

This is how Asia Pacific is responding to Trump's reciprocal tariffs

Trump's 10 per cent baseline tariffs take effect, steeper duties start on April 9

Trump rejects market rout fears, displays defiance on global tariffs

Trump's remarks underscored those of his top economic officials, who fanned out across the airwaves Sunday to argue the virtues of Trump's plan

Billionaires Ackman, Druckenmiller call Trump tariffs a 'mistake'

The widening criticism - including from Trump ally Ackman - came as Trump offered no indication he was prepared to claw back a punishing trade overhaul set to begin on April 9

RBI may infuse up to Rs 4 trillion to shield economy from global risks

SBM India estimates that up to Rs 2 trillion could be injected in the first half, adding to an unprecedented $80 billion already pumped in since January

Air India launches major jet revamp to lure back disgruntled passengers

The multi-year turnaround programme will initially focus on the airline's 27 Boeing Co. 787-8 Dreamliners that are more than 10 years old in some cases

Protesters rally across US against policy agenda of Trump and Musk

The White House, in a statement about the protests, said President Trump's position is clear: He will always protect Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid for eligible beneficiaries

West Asian stocks plunge as US tariff hikes, oil slump spark turmoil

Saudi Aramco - the world's biggest oil exporter - was one of the biggest losers in the region. The company at one point erased more than $90 billion from its market capitalization

EU answer to Trump tariffs may involve data use by big tech, says France

We have several tools at our disposal at the European level: regulatory, fiscal, customs, said French Finance Minister Eric Lombard

EU answer to Trump tariffs may involve data use by big tech, says France

We have several tools at our disposal at the European level: regulatory, fiscal, customs, said French Finance Minister Eric Lombard

US inflation set to offer early signs of tariff impact under Trump

Bureau of Labor Statistics figures on Thursday are projected to show that the consumer price index edged up 0.1 per cent, which would be the smallest rise since July

From Ray-Bans to wigs, American buyers may see unexpected price hikes

During Trump's first term when he imposed much more limited tariffs on China, many companies reported they lacked pricing power to pass on costs to consumers

Southeast Asian nations rush to avert tariff pain by accomodating Trump

Vietnam, Cambodia and Indonesia signalled willingness to negotiate Trump's new reciprocal tariffs, while Singapore said it has no plans to retaliate against the US trade measures

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink's pay rises 14% to $30.8 million in 2024

In February, BlackRock said it was awarding Fink, 72, additional pay perks known as carried interest tied to its push into private markets

Facing funding cuts, Cornell, Brown look to short-term borrowing for cash

By tapping commercial paper or selling longer-term debt, colleges can keep their cash stockpiles to help weather the uncertainty

TikTok deal collapses as China objects to Trump's reciprocal tariffs

In a post on his Truth Social network, Trump reiterated his desire for China to help negotiate a sale and suggested that the US could provide tariff relief in exchange for Beijing's approval