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US to urge India, Japan to back its plan for cap on Russia oil price

The strategy, raised among Group of Seven leaders last month, is to limit the revenue Moscow earns from oil exports without driving Russian cargoes off the global market

Byju's struggles to close $800-mn funding as investors balk amid tech rout

Investors including Sumeru Ventures and little-known firm Oxshott haven't transferred about $250 million of the targeted amount because of 'macroeconomic reasons'

China's $220-bn stimulus unlikely to reverse global metals meltdown

Extra funds will likely be used to plug Covid-era budget gaps, and won't tackle the bigger issue for metals demand: a subdued property market and a still-struggling manufacturing sector

Who killed Abe and what was the motive? Everything we know so far

The suspect had followed Abe to other campaign events including one in Okayama on July 7, apparently in an attempt to find a venue at which an attack would be possible

Almost 4.5 million UK families are under serious financial difficulties

Of those in serious financial difficulty, 71% have reduced the quality of food they eat, 36% have sold or pawned possessions and 27% have canceled or not renewed insurance

People power brought down the Rajapaksas in Sri Lanka. But what's next?

If there's one thing these protesters have shown, it is that the Rajapaksas can be defeated

China stimulus unlikely to reverse rout in the global metals market

While Chinese stimulus played a role in rescuing industrial commodities from slumps in global demand, after the 2008 financial crisis, in late 2015, and in 2020, there's much more caution this time

Joe Biden says action on China import tariffs still being discussed

Biden's administration has been considering easing some Trump-era tariffs on consumer goods from China for some time amid divisions among his team

Donald Trump lashes out at Elon Musk and the 'rotten' Twitter deal

Trump's comments come in the wake of Musk expressing a leaning toward Ron DeSantis, currently the Florida governor and a favored Republican candidate for the 2024 presidential election

Elon Musk effort to kill deal leaves Twitter with only bad options

Musk's regulatory filing Friday announcing plans to walk away from his $44 billion purchase touched off a nightmare scenario for Twitter

Recession angst spurs pivot to emerging world's growth engines

Central Asia and Asia Pacific are the only two regions in emerging markets handing local-currency bond investors positive returns this month, according to a Bloomberg index

Race to replace Johnson heats up as big names target 10 Downing Street

Sajid Javid, the former Health Minister, and former Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt, who lost to Johnson in the 2019 leadership runoff, used interviews in a newspaper to announce their campaigns

Rice production under threat due to higher fertilizer costs, booming demand

China's worried about the crop impact of pests, while India's output depends on a good monsoon

Sri Lanka protesters enter presidential home, Gotabaya escorted to safety

Rajapaksa was escorted to safety away from the compound, Agence France-Presse cited an unidentified defense official as saying

Bankers look past Elon Musk's Twitter fickleness for future deals

While Musk has said he's walking away, Twitter has vowed to keep the deal alive and has threatened legal action

Boris Johnson's downfall: The inside story of how his government collapsed

That morning Gove had urged Johnson to accept that a slew of resignations prompted by yet another scandal meant he had to step down

The fight between Elon Musk and Twitter will come down to three words

To escape the deal, Musk must prove the alleged omission amounts to an "unexpected, fundamental, permanent" negative development -- akin to blowing a hole in the transaction that can't be fixed

Oil heads for weekly loss as growth fears trump supply tightness

Investors remain concerned that restrictive US monetary policy could herald a recession, and oil has been dragged lower alongside other commodities

With a range of options, what type of Tori will take over PM Boris Johnson

The first phase of the contest takes place in Parliament, where Conservative MPs will whittle down the field to a final two by July 21.

Passengers start avoiding SpiceJet after mid-air safety failures: Survey

Passengers are starting to avoid SpiceJet Ltd. after a series of mid-air safety failures, according to a survey, dealing a blow to the cash-strapped airline