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Australia plans to introduce AI rules on human oversight, transparency

Industry and Science Minister Ed Husic unveiled 10 new voluntary guidelines on AI systems and said the government has opened a month-long consultation

Will take action against US media in response to charges, says Russia

The United States on Wednesday filed money-laundering charges against two employees of RT

Asian shares try to stabilise after global sell-off, US data in focus

Oil prices were steady in early trading after dropping in the previous sessions on weak demand and supply woes

Chinese automaker BYD's push for global expansion faces challenges in Japan

Some Japanese are wary of buying big-ticket Chinese products due to quality concerns

Johnson & Johnson to pay additional $1.1 bn to resolve talc settlement

The increase would boost the size of the settlement to more than $9 billion paid over 25 years

Airbus, Rolls-Royce to break silence on Cathay A350 engine incident

Manufacturers have been leaning against recommending worldwide checks but the final word lies with regulators

Boeing to fly empty capsule back to Earth soon, 2 astronauts to stay behind

Boeing encountered serious flaws with Starliner long before its June 5 liftoff on the long-delayed astronaut demo

President Biden close to blocking Nippon Steel's acquisition of US Steel

US Steel had earlier warned that a failure to conclude a deal with Japan-based Nippon would put thousands of US union jobs at risk

Russian air strike kills seven, four from same family in Ukraine's Lviv

The mayor of Lviv, which is close to the border with NATO member Poland, said one man, Yaroslav Bazylevych, lost his wife and three young daughters when their home was struck.

Musk's X wins appeal to block part of California content moderation law

A three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco overturned a lower court judge's decision declining to pause enforcement of the new California law

Blackstone to buy Australia's data centre group AirTrunk in $16 bn deal

The transaction needs approval from the Australian Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB), given the asset is being bought by overseas parties.

Satellite TV provider DirecTV's battle with Disney to reshape bundling

DirecTV's current public battle with Disney has led to 11 million DirecTV customers losing access to ESPN in the middle of the U.S. Open tennis tournamen

US antitrust trial targets Alphabet, to challenge Google's ad business

Those advertising tools contributed to the more than 75 per cent of Google's $307.4 billion in revenue last year that came from advertising.

Zelenskyy orders biggest govt reshuffle to give Ukraine 'new energy' in war

A total of six ministers, including Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba, submitted their resignation and parliament accepted the resignations of four

Global hedge funds posted gains in August despite market rollercoaster

Citadel's flagship multi-strategy fund Wellington was up roughly 1 per cent last month, as well as Schonfeld Strategic Advisors' flagship fund Strategic Partners

No suicidal thoughts link to diabetes, obesity drugs, finds UK regulator

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) began a review of safety data for the class of drugs, known as GLP-1 receptor agonists, more than a year ago

Swedish automaker Volvo Cars abandons target of going all electric by 2030

Major automakers have seen slowing demand for EVs partly due to a lack of affordable models and the slow roll-out of charging points

Bank of Canada cuts rates for third time to 4.25%, frets over weak growth

Wednesday marked the third consecutive cut, with the bank citing continued easing in broad inflationary pressures

Gold hits two-week low as traders expect smaller US Federal rate cut

Traders are confident that the US Fed will cut rates this month and are pricing in a 59 per cent chance of a 25-basis-point cut, according to CME FedWatch tool

Brent crude oil price falls $1 per barrel to $72.75 on demand fears

A broader sell-off had seen prices for Brent crude futures tumble as much as 11 per cent, or about $9, in a little over a week, hitting a low of $72.63 on Wednesday