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India won't buy Pfizer, Moderna vaccines amid jump in local output: Report

The Indian government has also declined to meet the US companies' requests for legal protection over any side-effects from the use of their shots: Report

India plan for tighter e-commerce rules faces internal govt dissent: Report

The Ministry of Finance is said to have described some proposals as 'excessive' and 'without economic rationale'

Hundreds of Ford India workers protest over planned plant closure

The plant employs around 1,200 people

IEA says Russia could do more to boost Europe's gas supply

More could be done to fill storage sites ahead of winter heating season, says energy body

Uber could post first adjusted profit this quarter as ride demand returns

Uber Technologies Inc could post its first profit on an adjusted basis for the current quarter, reaching the elusive milestone sooner than expected

Stocks and commodities rebound from China's Evergrande-led selloff

By Lawrence White

EU says people vaccinated with AstraZeneca should be able to travel to US

The EU has its own safe-travel list, from which the United States was recently removed after a spike in infections there.

Swiss gold exports to India surged to five-month high in August

Swiss exports of gold to India jumped to a five-month high in August while shipments to China fell, Swiss customs data showed on Tuesday.

A life and death question for regulators: Is Tesla's Autopilot safe?

By Hyunjoo Jin, Mike Spector and David Shepardson

Uber Technologies forecasts first-ever adjusted profit, shares jump 7%

Uber Technologies Inc could post its first profit on an adjusted basis in the current quarter, its chief financial officer said on Tuesday, sending the ride hailing company's shares up nearly 7%

Here's how India flipped its Covid vaccine fortunes in a few months

Government said in May that Covishield output could reach 750 mn doses between August and December, but actual output could be more than 900 mn, said two sources with direct knowledge of the matter

CIA officer reports 'Havana syndrome' symptoms on India trip: Reports

A US National Academy of Sciences panel found that the most plausible theory is that 'directed, pulsed radio frequency energy' causes the syndrome

European shares bounce after worst session in 2 months; UMG soars in debut

The pan-European STOXX 600 was up 0.6% by 0704 GMT after sinking to a two-month low in the previous session

Bitcoin attempts recovery as China's Evergrande-led selloff eases

Smaller rival ether, the coin linked to the Ethereum blockchain, rose 1% to $3,012 after falling below $3,000 for the first time since early August.

EVs may cut global refining capacity demand by half in 2050: Report

"Going forward we will be touching by 2050 somewhere very close to 90% of electrification," Mukesh Sahdev, senior vice president and head of downstream at Rystad Energy said

Universal Music Group's shares surge on stock market debut

Universal Music Group's shares surged at the start of trading on Tuesday, as the company behind singers such as Lady Gaga and Taylor Swift made its stock market debut

Gold edges lower on Fed meeting jitters; Evergrande woes limit losses

Spot gold fell 0.1% to $1,762.08 per ounce by 0340 GMT.

Higher taxes are coming and for markets, that could be a good thing

Tax rises grabbed headlines recently when Britain upped taxes on workers and employers, potentially raising 12 billion pounds a year.

JPMorgan takes on British rivals with launch of digital bank Chase

By Lawrence White

Bitcoin attempts recovery as Evergrande-led selloff eases

By Anushka Trivedi