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India to triple renewable projects auctions as 2030 green target looms

The nation is accelerating project installations to hit a goal to have 500 gigawatts of clean energy generation capacity in 2030

Heat waves, cyclones hit stock mkts across Asia signaling problems ahead

Extreme weather has always been part of the cost of doing business, but the frequency of such events is increasing

Is ChatGPT using artificial emotional intelligence as its secret weapon?

Their designers may also prioritize fluency over accuracy. That is one reason why these tools are exceptionally good at mimicking empathy

US companies based in China grow more pessimistic about bilateral ties

Ties between the two countries have worsened in recent months, with Chinese President in March criticizing the US for what he called a strategy of "containment and suppression"

Why RIL investors are still unconvinced of Mukesh Ambani's hydrogen foray

Mukesh Ambani's new-energy ambition is even more complex than his telecom foray, which triggered a long period of debt-fueled expansion

First Republic Bank plans $100 bn asset sale to shore up balance sheet

In addition to selling assets, the bank also plans to focus on loans that can be sold on the secondary market

OpenAI is offering new privacy options to users for it chatbot ChatGPT

OpenAI is aiming to make people feel more comfortable using the chatbot for all kinds of applications

Meta Platforms Inc needs a new catalyst after stock's 77% rally

For the first quarter, revenue is expected to decline 0.9%, according to estimates compiled by Bloomberg

Bankrupt crypto lender Genesis seeks mediator as DCG deal hits impasse

Genesis is seeking mediation to take place over a two-day period prior to May 9, and ahead of a mid-May due date on $630 million of debt owed to Genesis by DCG

Twitter, YouTube, Insta among sites to face scrutiny under new EU rules

Twitter, Alphabet's YouTube and Google Shopping, and Meta Platform's Facebook and Instagram, as well as TikTok and Snapchat, will be required to meet the additional requirements

Inventor of blue jeans Levi Strauss & Co channels a new water-saving idea

As part of a wider water-saving effort, the San Francisco-based company, which invented blue jeans in 1873, has become an early pioneer of a method known drily as "contextual water targets"

Low-cost airline kingpin Tony Fernandes prepares for life after Air Asia

One of the best-known names in global aviation is preparing to step back from the front lines

Vodafone's top backer e& discusses board changes and ups stake

he Abu Dhabi-based company, which is majority owned by the United Arab Emirates's sovereign wealth fund, now owns 14.6% of Vodafone, up from 14%

India renews push for easier visa regulations for Its companies in UK

Indian companies are the second biggest foreign investors in UK, data shows, adding weight to New Delhi's push for hiring flexibility for its businesses

US President Joe Biden launches 2024 reelection bid in a promotional video

Already the oldest person ever elected US president, Biden would be 86 at the end of a second term and faces intense scrutiny about his fitness to serve another four years in the White House

BRICS draws membership bids from 19 countries before annual summit

The emerging-markets bloc of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa will meet in Cape Town on June 2-3 to discuss its enlargement, Anil Sooklal, South Africa's ambassador to the group, said

Xis effort to counter US narrative falters after China envoy angers Europe

In a statement Monday night, the Chinese embassy in Paris said that Lu gave "an expression of personal points of view" that shouldn't be "over-interpreted"

Emerging markets have an edge over mature markets, says BlackRock

The world's biggest money manager favors stocks and bonds from the developing world over those from mature economies in the short term

Google, Meta, other Big Tech cos face UK crackdown as govt unveils new law

A new Digital Markets Unit in the nation's antitrust regulator will have powers imposing additional obligations on some of Silicon Valley's biggest companies

Can India realise its demographic dividend & outperform an ageing China?

In a world-historical shift, India is surpassing China to become the world's most populous country. But the question often heard in recent days - whether India can realize its demographic dividend?