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This pharma company from Mumbai may be helping Putin get Nvidia AI chips

But this inconspicuous pharmaceutical company is part of a lucrative trade in leading-edge technology to Russia that has the US and its European allies worried at India's burgeoning role

McDonald's rules out beef patties as source of E Coli outbreak in US

The fast food chain said it combined its supply chain tracing data with information from government bodies, including an analysis by the Colorado Department of Agriculture

Green municipal bonds grow as many Indian cities seek climate funding

Surat, in Gujarat, along with Pimpri Chinchwad in the western part of the country and southern city Coimbatore are all finalising proposals

US elections: Musk says he can cut $2 trillion from Budget at Trump rally

Trump has said he would ask Musk, the world's richest person and a major donor to the Republican nominee's campaign, to head up an effort to cut government spending

Wall Street, tech royalty fly to Saudi Arabia event amid West Asian war

International executives will have to contend with a region rocked by geopolitical tensions, with the threat of further military confrontation between Israel and Iran at the highest levels in decades

Global funds look towards India as financial market jitters pick up

A steady influx of foreign capital has positioned the nation's bonds among top performers in developing markets this year, while the country's stock market hit a record high last month

France credit rating outlook cut to negative by Moody's on deficit woes

Moody's put the negative outlook on its Aa2 assessment, a rating France shares with South Korea and United Arab Emirates

G-7 finalises $50 bn Ukraine loan backed by profits from Russian assets

The deal came after the US and its allies overcame issues on how to structure such a loan and, more importantly, how to ensure its repayment is assured

China is scanning Canada's cyber defences, state watchdog issues warning

Canada is in the midst of a high-profile public inquiry over foreign interference in its politics

UK plans to expand pacific fishing patrols in pushback against China

Countries such as the US and France, which each have overseas territories in the South Pacific, have announced similar efforts

National Stock Exchange's IPO hinges on approval from Sebi, says CEO

The National Stock Exchange of India Ltd., whose initial public offering has faced delays since it initial filing in 2016, needs approval from the Sebi to reapply

From KFC to Pizza Hut & Burger King, US chains pull onions on E Coli risk

Burger King said Thursday that it gets some of its onions from a Colorado facility run by Taylor Farms, which supplied the McDonald's restaurants that have been impacted by the outbreak

UK PM Starmer says owners of shares don't count as 'working people'

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer suggests he's willing to raise taxes on investors

Canada's economy won't take a hit from immigration curb, says minister

The Canadian government on Thursday set targets to lower admissions across all key immigrant groups starting in 2025

Pentagon's inspector general will audit Israel's use of US weaponry

The audit, intended to assess the Defense Department's oversight of military aid to Israel, will unfold amid continuing international criticism of the Israeli military's conduct in the Gaza conflict

Morgan Stanley says CEO Ted Pick to succeed James Gorman as chairman

The longtime former CEO was just this week named as chair of the Walt Disney Co. board where he's been helping the company find a successor to Bob Iger

Elon Musk's wealth soars $34 bn as Tesla shares post biggest decadal gain

Elon Musk, 53, has also been in the spotlight for his increasingly vocal - and costly - support of Republican candidate Donald Trump

'Mental health crisis': Meta, Google & TikTok to face addiction claims

The ruling Thursday by US District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers in Oakland, California, follows a contrasting June 7 decision by a Los Angeles Superior Court judge in favour of the companies

China plays nice with US partners ahead of possible Donald Trump return

From proclaiming a desired "fresh start" with Japan to a detente with India, Chinese officials have sought to dial down diplomatic friction days ahead of the US presidential election.

TSMC's Arizona chip production yields surpass Taiwan's in win for US push

The accomplishment is a sign of progress for Washington's efforts to revitalise American semiconductor manufacturing