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Samsung plans to beat Apple to ultrathin phone with Galaxy S25 Edge

Apple also is expected to add an ultrathin version to its iPhone line later this year, marking one of its boldest design changes in years

After big 2024 gains, Zomato and Oberoi Realty tumble in 2025's selloff

The reversals come amid a broader selloff in Indian stocks, with the NSE Nifty 50 Index down 12% from its September record high

Microsoft set to benefit from Stargate joint venture with zero investment

Despite investing almost $14 billion in OpenAI and using the startup's AI models for its next-generation cloud services, Microsoft was mentioned only as a technology partner

Donald Trump's fast-track deportation order is target of new lawsuit

Donald Trump has long embraced hard-line immigration policies and made them a priority during his first days in office

Saudi leader offers $600 bn investment pledge in call with Donald Trump

The crown prince, known as MBS, spoke to the American president in a congratulatory phone call on Wednesday

SoftBank, OpenAI commit $19 bn each to $100 bn US AI venture 'Stargate'

The two companies would then both own 40% of Stargate, the tech outlet said, citing comments by Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman to colleagues

Donald Trump will again designate Houthis as terrorists, reversing Biden

The assaults disrupted maritime commerce in the West Asia and continued despite repeated strikes on Houthi targets by the US and UK

Musk questions proposed $100 bn investment on AI venture, Altman fires back

Altman took to X to dispute Musk's characterisation on Wednesday, calling it wrong and suggesting Musk was upset because the pact could rival the billionaire's own AI efforts

Ukrainian govt seeks up to $20 billion to boost weapons production

The minister said that country's defense industry has developed significantly and currently around 40 per cent of weapons used by Kyiv's troops are Ukrainian-made

Google wins UK ruling blocking Russian fine worth more than world GDP

Russian firms' $125 nonillion penalty blocked as Google challenges enforcement

Saudi Aramco taps Alphabet spinoff SandboxAQ for AI collaboration

State-backed Aramco has already been investing in AI through units such as Aramco Digital, with a focus on its main energy business

Anthropic CEO sceptical of OpenAI's $500 billion 'Stargate' venture funding

Elon Musk questions OpenAI's 'Stargate' funding claims, calls deal uncertain

Govt widens approvals for Russian insurers after US oil sanctions

As Soglasie isn't blacklisted by any western nation, the new permit provides a safe option for tanker operators that haul Russian barrels to India

Indian Oil to rebalance crude buying after US sanctions on Russia

Before Russia's war in Ukraine, India used to buy less than 2 per cent of its total oil imports from Moscow. However, the volume surged to almost 45 per cent in the middle of last year

Lakshmi Mittal discusses mill closure plans with South African officials

AMSA plans to close three plants - including two steel mills that the auto-making, mining and construction industries depend on - at the end of the month

RBI's massive dollar sales may net govt bumper dividend once again

IDFC FIRST Bank estimates Rs 2 trillion of payout by the RBI while QuantEco Research pegs the dividend around Rs 1.5 trillion for the fiscal year that ends March

Centre mulls lower duties, more imports to counter Trump's tariff threats

It could also reduce some import tariffs, with officials drawing up a list of likely products, such as bourbon whiskey and farm goods like pecan nuts, they said

Foreign investors sell $5 billion of Indian stocks as profit view dims

Global funds pulled out $5.4 billion from Indian equities on a net basis in January after a respite last month, set for the worst start to the year

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