State processors are collectively working on finalising and securing new six-month supply contracts for Russian crude to India, said people with knowledge of the companies' procurement plans
"I can't go as a failed president," Rajapaksa said Monday in a wide-ranging interview at his official residence in Colombo, his first with a foreign media organization
Amazon, whose 20-for-1 split took effect Monday, is among companies whose stocks have tumbled since the moves were announced amid a broad market selloff that's been especially painful for tech sector
The bearish forecasts -- which will see the rupee drop as much as 4% from current level -- stem from a deterioration in India's external finances
They could be taxed as much as 30% of the value of tokens received and they won't be able to offset any gains in the new token against losses from the previous one
The CSI 300 Index of onshore stocks is up 10% since a two-year low in late April, outperforming almost every national benchmark tracked by Bloomberg
The revised offer increases JetBlue's reverse breakup fee by $150 million and provides for about $164 million payable as a cash dividend
President Xi Jinping's resolve to achieve "common prosperity" is marking a watershed shift, signaling the end of China's property billionaire factory.
The crypto market could also get a boost from US consumer-price data later this week.
Public transport will resume in most districts, except Fengtai and some parts of Changping, allowing workers to return to the office and restaurants to start dine-in services, local authorities said
India wants global funders including the World Bank to structure guarantee programs to help access funds at low rates, said Niti Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant
Historians will surely record Russia's invasion of Ukraine as a transformative moment - yet what kind of transformation is harder to say
Russia's losses in Ukraine have already been staggering, even if the pace has slowed since the disastrous early days.
Having major shareholders Elliott and Farallon on the board makes this reform far more possible than any other option. Foreign investors have previously won big after helping Toshiba out
"I still think we're going to navigate through without a recession. But obviously it's going to be very, very tight because risks are very high," Moody's Mark Zandi said
The road to Hambantota may be paved with Chinese money, but its value is up for debate - now more than ever
The book, "Empathy Economics" by veteran Washington journalist Owen Ullmann, is due out Sept. 27
The increase for July shipments resumes a streak of hikes that started in February and was only broken when state producer Saudi Aramco cut prices from record levels for this month
The regulator, known as KBA, said that the affected cars were built between 2004 and 2015
Musk's recent demand that all Tesla Inc. employees get back to their desks or find work elsewhere has made him the latest figurehead of the return-to-office movement