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Open to Musk or Ellison purchasing TikTok as part of JV with US govt: Trump

ByteDance Ltd. has publicly refused to sell TikTok, though prospective buyers hope the Supreme Court's ruling and the brief TikTok shutdown could push it to reconsider

Here's why China's EV makers have a good reason to delay paying bills

The biggest producer of electric cars last year was a high accounting risk because of the unprecedented scale of financing from its supply chain, analyst Nigel Stevenson wrote

Beauty Industry in flux after TikTok braces for an uncertain future in US

On Jan 18, TikTok went dark for users across the US just days after the Supreme Court ruled that it would uphold a law forcing ByteDance to either sell its American platform by Jan 19 or be banned

We have complaints about the border, too: Canada tells US President Trump

Data from the Canada Border Services Agency show that some 2,000 of 7,700 prohibited weapons and firearms - seized at ports of entry between January and October last year - came from the US

FTC concern over Microsoft investment in OpenAI backs my claims, says Musk

Musk has been waging a months-long legal attack on OpenAI Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman, almost a decade after the two men worked together to launch OpenAI

Donald Trump pushes to make US an AI superpower with fewer guardrails

In his first 24 hours back in Washington, Donald Trump sent a different message to the AI community: Just build

India nears sale of $450 mn Russia-backed BrahMos missiles to Indonesia

The sale of the BrahMos cruise missiles is expected to be announced as early as this week when Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto officially visits India

Netflix posts biggest quarterly subscriber gain due to sports, 'Squid Game'

The company added 18.9 million customers in the fourth quarter, according to a shareholder letter Tuesday

Weighing 10% tariff threat on China, says Trump a day after taking office

Trump during his campaign pledged sweeping tariffs against other nations, including levies of 60 per cent on Chinese products

Mittal's woes threaten South Africa's $257 billion infrastructure revival

Rand York Castings Ltd., one of the nation's largest steel fabricators, said it may move a unit that makes civil-engineering products it exports globally to India

Bangladesh eyes deeper ties with China as relations with India suffer

In an effort to build closer ties with Beijing, Bangladesh's Foreign Adviser Touhid Hossain is on a state visit to China this week

A year after RBI curbs, Paytm founder Sharma expects to get back into biz

The Reserve Bank of India last year imposed new curbs on unlisted Paytm Payments Bank Ltd. after years-long warnings about data flows between it and Paytm

Adidas Q4 earnings increase after strong sneaker sales in holiday season

The German sportswear company generated operating profit of €57 million ($59 million) in the fourth quarter

Davos takes a sigh of relief as Trump holds off starting trade wars

International Monetary Fund Deputy Managing Director Min Zhu, a former People's Bank of China deputy governor, said he wasn't surprised that Trump refrained from imposing tariffs on China

India to take back 18k citizens residing illegally from US to placate Trump

The two countries have together identified some 18,000 illegal Indian migrants in the US to be sent back home

Banks to ask RBI to delay liquidity rule set to take effect from April 1

The request will be made through the Confederation of Indian Industry, which will meet recently-appointed RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra in the coming days, the people said

Setback for Apple: iPhone sales in China plunge 18% in December qtr

The company's flagship handsets, China's top sellers a year earlier, relinquished the top spot to Huawei Technologies Co., Counterpoint Research found

Immigration groups sue Donald Trump over ending birthright citizenship

The change, set to take effect in 30 days, would upend more than a century of US policy and court interpretations of the US Constitution

Trump's biggest China threat is not TikTok but critical infrastructure

Chinese hackers are burrowing into the networks of major critical US infrastructure, including energy grids, water treatment plants and transportation networks

Budget 2025: Govt's third shot at tax reform shouldn't miss the target

Nearly 47 million, or 63 per cent of those who did file returns last year, paid nothing