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New Sebi rules may pull the rug out from India's bid to boost bond market

Opening up India's corporate bond market is an important part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's pledge to almost double the size of the economy to $5 trillion by 2025

Here's what to expect from Senate's tax, climate and healthcare bill

After more than a year of stop-and-start negotiations, Democrats on Sunday agreed to a narrow bill to invest in energy initiatives, curb drug prices and reduce the deficit

Covid discrimination in China can cost recovered patients jobs, homes

A history of infection stored in the health apps that track each person in China can be found by employers, threatening job prospects

Little-known firm's $175-bn dip erases more value than Goldman's m-cap

The rapid rise of AMTD Digital - a barely profitable financial services firm - is a tale that, while reminiscent of last year's meme-stock frenzy, is even more mysterious

China IPO market trounces the world with record $58 billion boom

Initial public offerings on mainland exchanges have climbed to $57.8 billion so far in 2022, the largest ever for such a period

China trade surplus sets record at $101 bn as exports beat expectations

Coming amid waning global demand, this is the highest since 1987

'Most vulnerable' emerging markets now face Euro recession risk

"Europe is far more vulnerable at this stage, so it's reasonable to assume that the central and eastern currencies will underperform, especially if euro-dollar falls," said Piotr Matys

Buffett's Berkshire pounces on market slump to buy equities in June qtr

Berkshire stepped in as the S&P 500 shed 16% in the latest quarter. The Omaha, Nebraska-based company also reported an operating profit of $9.2 bn as the insurance and railroad businesses posted gains

China's Hainan starts mass Covid testing, imposes more lockdowns

Hainan reported 182 local infections as of noon Sunday, boosting the total to more than 1,100 this month, state broadcaster CCTV reported, citing a briefing by the local government

Govt planning contentious laws to cut power utility debt worth Rs 6 trn

Key proposals include allowing more utilities to operate within the same circles, mandating regulators to set tariffs based on market costs, and defining payment procedures and deadlines

Britain's West Midlands lobbying M&M to open motorcycle factory in the area

Midlands region is home to more than 400 specialist firms including Aston Martin Lagonda and India-owned Jaguar Land Rover

China simulating attack on main island in drills over Pelosi trip: Taiwan

China is carrying out its most provocative military drills in decades in the wake of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's trip to Taiwan this week

Rishi Sunak under fire over boast he moved funding from deprived UK areas

Rishi Sunak's campaign spent Friday on the back foot as he faced widespread criticism over his remarks about reversing government funding for deprived urban areas

'Sizzling' US jobs data for July makes case for bigger Fed Rate increases

US employers added 528,000 jobs last month, more than all estimates, the unemployment rate fell to a five-decade low of 3.5%, and wage growth accelerated

Twitch gambling boom is luring gamers into crypto casinos: Report

For years, offshore gambling has been a thorn in the side of US regulators

World food prices see biggest decline since 2008 in July, down 9%

The index fell to the lowest since January, before Russia's blockade of ports in Ukraine

The global economy is 'past peak inflation', says Tesla CEO Elon Musk

"The trend is down, which suggests we are past peak inflation," Musk said at Tesla's Austin headquarters and factory

The case for rate hikes heading for contested territory as recession looms

A parade of Federal Reserve officials in recent days has sought to emphasize this message - though a slump isn't their forecast

Why the Hong Kong-based $200 billion AMTD Digital stock is no GameStop

AMTD Digital Inc. has risen 14,000% since listing in New York, giving it a market value of more than $470 billion at one point this week

Keeping Europe warm this winter will come down to Asia's weather amid war

The Asian countries, among the world's biggest importers of liquefied natural gas and seaborne coal, all share a peak heating demand season during the winter with Europe