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Warren Buffett cautions about fragility emerging in the banking system

"They all affect each other, and the troubles from one can spread over to another," Buffett, the chairman of Berkshire Hathaway Inc., said

Europe's Eutelsat in talks with Isro to boost satellite launch options

Eutelsat merged in 2023 with OneWeb, a London-headquartered satellite internet startup that had been rescued by Britain and India's Bharti

Microsoft faces second major UK investigation over cloud licensing

Antitrust authorities in the European Union and the United States are also investigating the cloud computing market

Unilever and McCormick agree deal to create $65 billion food giant

The UEWC said it would turn to the trade unions it works with to discuss what action might be taken if Unilever does not "find good solutions for affected employees"

Israel to establish buffer zone in south Lebanon up to Litani River

Radwan forces are an elite military unit of Hezbollah.

Italy refuses US aircraft use of Sicily base for West Asia ops: Report

Daily Corriere della Sera reported "some U.S. bombers" had been due to land at the base in eastern Sicily before heading to the West Asia. It did not say when they had been due to land

US says coming days in Iran war decisive, urges Tehran to make deal

Trump threatened to obliterate Iran's energy plants if it does not agree to a peace deal and open the strait, a vital waterway for global oil shipments that has effectively been blocked by Iran

Unilever imposes global hiring freeze citing West Asia conflict impact

The London-based company said in a statement that it had introduced a temporary pause on recruitment due to an 'uncertain external environment,' adding that it would adjust plans as needed

China confirms 3 ships crossed Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing conflict

Ship-tracking data showed two Chinese container ships sailed through the Strait of Hormuz on Monday on their second attempt to leave the Gulf after turning back on Friday

Gold set for worst month in over 17 years as US rate-cut hopes fade

Bullion has fallen more than 13% so far this month, putting it on track for its steepest decline since October 2008, weighed down by strong dollar and fading ​expectations of a US rate cut this year

China's factory growth hits 1-year high in March despite war risks

The sub-indexes for output and new orders both rose above 51 from below 50 the previous month, while that for new export orders improved to 49.1 from 45 in February

US eyes alternatives after WTO talks fail on ecommerce duty moratorium

US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said Washington would work with like-minded partners outside the WTO if the moratorium is not restored

Brent crude set for record gain; Asian shares falter as Iran war rages

A month into the war, investors continue to be whipsawed by ‌a barrage of headlines as tensions and attacks between the US, Israel and Iran escalate

Kuwaiti oil tanker ablaze in Dubai Port after Iranian attack, no casualties

Authorities in Dubai confirmed they were responding to a drone attack on a Kuwaiti oil tanker in Dubai waters and that maritime firefighting teams were working to bring the fire under control

Microsoft unveils AI upgrades, rolls out Copilot Cowork to early users

Copilot's Researcher agent will now be able to pull outputs from both OpenAI's GPT and Anthropic's Claude models for every response

Powell says Fed positioned to 'wait and see' how war affects economy

As the Iran war enters its fifth week and US gasoline prices rise to around an average of $4 a gallon, the Fed faces a potential squeeze between its two mandates of full employment and price stability

Govt proposes IT rule changes to make advisories binding on tech platforms

Currently, the IT ministry's advisories to platforms - on issues ranging from deepfake labelling to content takedown practices - have functioned as guidance without explicit legal consequences

Jubilant FoodWorks to exit Dunkin' India franchise agreement by end-2026

The company will evaluate options including rationalisation of operations or the sale and transfer of franchise rights in consultation with the brand's owners, it said in an exchange filing

HDFC Bank delayed action in AT-1 bond mis-selling: Atanu Chakraborty

Chakraborty abruptly resigned from the bank's board earlier this month, citing differences over "values and ethics" and triggering a stock selloff and a damage control exercise by the lender

Rupee breaches 95 per dollar, hits record low amid West Asia conflict

The rupee weakened past the 95 per dollar mark for the first time to 95.21 per dollar, falling 0.3% from the previous close