In New York, a cohort of debt-relief activists and US state politicians are pushing for a more-permanent solution: a law that would overhaul the process of restructuring sovereign debt
The deal includes a two-year debt limit increase and a two-year appropriations agreement that keeps non-defense spending roughly flat with current levels
The US Navy didn't respond for comment. China denied the hacking accusations
Neuralink isn't the first brain-computer interface company to enter human trials, and the field has become competitive since the company's founding
The companies have been raising their prices and, in the case of Netflix, trying to get customers who share their accounts with others to pay $8 more a month.
Under the terms of the emerging agreement, defense spending would be permitted to rise 3% next year in line with President Joe Biden's budget request
To cope with increasingly brutal temperatures, India has to keep its power grid standing- and for now that means digging up ever expanding quantities of the dirtiest fossil fuel
Sovereign cash should have no room for questions
The Santa Clara, company gained as much as 29 per cent in extended US trading, on course for a record high, after saying it expects about $11 billion of sales in the three months ending July
First-quarter output shrank 0.3% from the previous three months following a 0.5% drop between October and December, statistics office. Its initial estimate, last month, was for stagnation
The growth in clean energy spending is driven by technologies including solar panels and electric vehicles that are key to cutting dependence on the use of oil, coal and natural gas
Data next week is likely to show the economy expanded 7% in the year that ended March
Economists project a US default could trigger a recession, with widespread job losses and a surge in borrowing costs
Exports from traditional suppliers are being squeezed. Flows to the pair from West Africa and the US have collapsed by more than 40% and 35%, respectively.
India's central bank may buy as much as 1.5 trillion rupees ($18 billion) of government bonds to replenish banking liquidity that's expected to tighten later in the year, according to a top banker.
On Tuesday, he gave back some of those gains. LVMH shares fell 5% in Paris - the most in more than a year - amid a broader decline that erased about $30 billion from the European luxury sector
Catamaran Ventures, based in Bangalore, employs about 15 staff in India overseeing holdings spanning e-sports, insurance and Elon Musk's Space Exploration Technologies Corp
The changes will impact how Alphabet Inc.'s Google to Meta Platforms Inc. to Amazon.com Inc. do business in a market the government estimates will expand to 1.3 billion internet users by 2025
Confusion persists on the reciprocity framework, the restriction to advise only "foreign" clients in India, and the bar on "fly-in, fly-out" if the law firm has a local office, among other issues
Investors have been closely watching Vedanta's debt load as rising interest rates worldwide intensify pressure on low-rated borrowers